California Cargo Theft Task Force.
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Overview
This bill creates the California Cargo Theft Task Force within the Attorney General’s office to combat cargo theft, which includes the unlawful taking, diversion, embezzlement, or fraudulent acquisition of goods in commerce. The task force will investigate and recommend prosecution for cargo theft offenses, and it will collaborate with law enforcement and industry stakeholders to identify trends and develop prevention strategies. The Attorney General is required to submit annual reports to the Governor, Legislature, and Secretary of State detailing the task force’s activities and findings.
Key provisions
- Establishes the California Cargo Theft Task Force within the Attorney General’s office.
- Defines ‘cargo’ as merchandise transported in commerce, including goods at any stage of the supply chain.
- Defines ‘cargo theft’ to encompass various unlawful methods of acquiring cargo.
- Requires the task force to investigate and recommend prosecution for cargo theft offenses.
- Mandates the task force to coordinate with law enforcement and industry stakeholders.
- Requires the Attorney General to submit annual reports to the Governor, Legislature, and Secretary of State.
- Specifies the membership of the task force, including law enforcement, rail/freight industry professionals, and additional personnel.
- Outlines the task force’s responsibilities, including reviewing investigations, identifying trends, and recommending prevention strategies.
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