08-18-2020, 04:44 AM
In USA "Only eight states — California, Colorado, Indiana, Massachusetts, Wisconsin, Florida, Ohio and Tennessee — have “Good Samaritan” laws that allow any person to break a car window to save a pet.
California, Florida, Massachusetts, Ohio, Tennessee and Wisconsin — “Good Samaritans” must first contact law enforcement before breaking into the car in order for their actions to be considered legal."
(Quoted from the website below.)
MO Law Says You Still CANNOT Break A Window To Save A Dog In A Hot Car | https://awesome923.com/mo-law-says-you-c...m=referral
In UK the law says this: "under the 1971 Criminal Damage Act, someone has a lawful excuse to commit criminal damage if they believe the owner of the property would consent to it under the circumstances. If you do smash a stranger's window in order to save their pet, you must be prepared to defend your actions."
(Quoted from the website below.)
https://metro.co.uk/2019/07/23/can-legal...-10443027/
California, Florida, Massachusetts, Ohio, Tennessee and Wisconsin — “Good Samaritans” must first contact law enforcement before breaking into the car in order for their actions to be considered legal."
(Quoted from the website below.)
MO Law Says You Still CANNOT Break A Window To Save A Dog In A Hot Car | https://awesome923.com/mo-law-says-you-c...m=referral
In UK the law says this: "under the 1971 Criminal Damage Act, someone has a lawful excuse to commit criminal damage if they believe the owner of the property would consent to it under the circumstances. If you do smash a stranger's window in order to save their pet, you must be prepared to defend your actions."
(Quoted from the website below.)
https://metro.co.uk/2019/07/23/can-legal...-10443027/
