HARRY HUGHES, Governor                                     1733

INTEREST SHALL GIVE any identifying information about the
vehicle that the police reasonably request.

14-106.

(A) A person may not knowingly make a false report of the
theft of a vehicle to a police officer [or to the
Administration].

(B)  A PERSON MAY NOT KNOWINGLY MAKE A FALSE REPORT OF THE
THEFT OF A VEHICLE TO THE ADMINISTRATION.

14-107.

(a)  (1) In this section the following words have the
meanings indicated.

(2)  "Identification number" includes any vehicle
identification number, serial number, transmission number,
federal vehicle certification label, engine number, or other
distinguishing number or mark placed on a vehicle or engine:

(i) By its manufacturer;

(ii) By authority of the Administration; or

(iii) In accordance with the laws of the
federal government or another state or country.

(3)  "Remove" includes deface, cover, or destroy.

(4)  "Falsify" includes alter, counterfeit, duplicate,
or forge.

(b)  A person may not willfully remove [or falsify] any
identification number of a vehicle [or of an engine for a
vehicle].

(C)  A PERSON MAY NOT WILLFULLY FALSIFY ANY IDENTIFICATION
NUMBER OF A VEHICLE.

(D)  A PERSON MAY NOT WILLFULLY REMOVE ANY IDENTIFICATION
NUMBER OF AN ENGINE FOR A VEHICLE.

(E)  A PERSON MAY NOT WILLFULLY FALSIFY ANY IDENTIFICATION
NUMBER OF AN ENGINE FOR A VEHICLE.

[(c)] (F) A person may not buy, receive, possess, sell, or
dispose of a vehicle [or an engine for a vehicle], knowing that
an identification number of the vehicle [or engine] has been
removed or falsified,

(G) A PERSON MAY NOT BUY, RECEIVE, POSSESS, SELL, OR
DISPOSE OF AN ENGINE FOR A VEHICLE, KNOWING THAT AN