Crimes and offenses, impersonating a peace officer further provided for

SB 115 expands Alabama's law against impersonating a peace officer by adding three new scenarios that now constitute the crime. It makes it illegal for someone to knowingly accept a peace officer position if they lack eligibility (e.g., failing certification requirements), know their certification is revoked, or knowingly facilitate someone prohibited from serving. The bill applies directly to individuals seeking or holding peace officer roles and their employers, and it maintains the penalty as a Class C felony. This amendment clarifies and strengthens accountability for deceptive conduct involving law enforcement authority.