If convicted, the annoyer could face a fine of up to $5,000 and as long as a year in jail.
The measure passed in a 17-10 vote. It will be sent to the county executive, who will take comments in a public hearing and then consider approving it.,"This is about something I thought...did the right thing to protect our law enforcement, EMS and first responders.
As written, the language of the measure seems unlikely to stand up to scrutiny under the First Amendment, which protects the right to free speech. The definition of an"annoyance" in particular is broad and hard to nail down. Cross, who was performing a traffic stop, left in pursuit of Thurairajah and eventually booked him on charges of disorderly conduct. He then sued the officer and the sheriff's department. The officer claimed qualified immunity in the conduct of his position, but the appeals court disagreed and the case will move forward.Rochester First
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