Washington § 70.74.410 - Reporting theft or loss of explosives.

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§ 70.74.410. Reporting theft or loss of explosives.

A person who knows of a theft or loss of explosives for which that person is responsible under this chapter shall report the theft or loss to the local law enforcement agency within twenty-four hours of discovery of the theft or loss. The local law enforcement agency shall immediately report the theft or loss to the department of labor and industries.
[ 1993 c 293 s 9.]

Notes

Severability—1993 c 293: See note following RCW 70.74.010.

Source: official Washington text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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