unlawful flight; reckless endangerment; violation

HB 2108 reclassifies fleeing or attempting to elude a police vehicle as a felony in Arizona, with penalties increasing based on specific circumstances. Drivers face a class 5 felony for fleeing when police are properly marked or if the driver knew it was police; a class 4 felony if their driving recklessly endangers others during flight; and a class 2 felony if they cause serious injury, transport a minor under 15, or have prior DUI convictions (sections 28-1381/28-1382). The bill directly affects drivers who flee law enforcement, with harsher penalties triggered by reckless behavior, injury to others, or vulnerable passengers. It does not create new offenses but clarifies and escalates penalties for existing unlawful flight conduct.