(6)3.1.9 Trafficking Stolen Property in the First Degree
A person is guilty of Trafficking Stolen Property in the First Degree under this subsection if he or she:
(a) willfully traffics in property that has been stolen; and
(b) knows or has reason to know that the property was stolen; and
(c) such conduct is engaged in as part of a pattern or practice, rather than as a single isolated incident; or
(d) such property involves a motor vehicle, firearm, or any property valued at $5000 or more; or
(e) such conduct is in cooperation with or furtherance of a criminal enterprise or terrorism scheme; or
(f) such property was obtained or otherwise acquired by way of an offense of:
- (6)2.2.1 Robbery in the First Degree; or
- (6)2.2.2 Robbery in the Second Degree; or
- (6)2.2.4 Extortion in the First Degree; or
- (6)2.2.2.7 Carjacking in the First Degree; or
(g) commits this offense in furtherance of an agenda to flee from felony prosecution or remain on the run from felony criminal charges.
(h) “Traffic” or “traffics”, for the purposes of this subsection, means to:
- sell, transfer, distribute, dispense, deliver, or otherwise dispose of property to another person; or
- buy, receive, possess, control, transport, or conceal property with intent to sell, transfer, distribute, dispense, deliver, or otherwise dispose of such property to another person.
Trafficking Stolen Property in the First Degree is a Gross Misdemeanor.