PART SIX - GENERAL OFFENSES CODE

         Chap. 606.   Administration and Enforcement.

         Chap. 610.   Alcoholic Beverages.

         Chap. 614.   Animals.

         Chap. 622.   Drugs.

         Chap. 630.   Human Relations.

         Chap. 642.   Labor Disputes.

         Chap. 646.   Minors.

         Chap. 650.   Offenses Against the Flag.

         Chap. 652.   Offenses Relating to Persons.

         Chap. 654.   Offenses Relating to Property.

         Chap. 658.   Peace Disturbances.

         Chap. 662.   Railroads.

         Chap. 666.   Safety.

         Chap. 670.   Sex Related Offenses.

         Chap. 674.   Sunday Trading.

         Chap. 690.   Weapons and Explosives.

         Chap. 692.   Disruptive Properties.

CHAPTER 606 Administration and Enforcement

606.01   Definitions; references to Crimes Code.

606.02   Obstructing official business.

606.99   Penalty.

   CROSS REFERENCES

   Bribery of City officers and employees - see 3rd Class §§ 910, 911

   Cost of maintenance of prisoners in County jails - see 3rd Class § 1018

   Culpability - see Crimes Code §§ 301 et seq.

   Sentence of imprisonment for summary offenses - see Crimes Code § 1105

   Offenses against public administration - see Crimes Code §§ 4501 et seq.

   Obstructing administration of law or other governmental operations - see Crimes Code §§ 5101 et seq.

   Criminal history record information - see Crimes Code §§ 9101 et seq.

   Enforcement of Codified Ordinances - see ADM. 202.08

606.01 DEFINITIONS; REFERENCES TO CRIMES CODE.

   Words, terms and phrases used in this General Offenses Code shall have the same meanings given such words, terms and phrases in the Crimes Code of Pennsylvania (18 Pa. C.S. §§ 101 et seq.).

   References throughout this General Offenses Code to the Crimes Code shall mean the Crimes Code of Pennsylvania, as aforesaid.

(Ord. 4394. Passed 9-10-86.)

606.02 OBSTRUCTING OFFICIAL BUSINESS.

   If any person impedes, inhibits, interferes with, restricts or obstructs any City official or other person acting under the authority of the City, in the discharge of his or her duties, in the execution or enforcement of any ordinance, resolution, rule or regulation of the City, the City Solicitor, the Codes Administrator or any other City official may seek in a court of competent jurisdiction an order that such person cease and desist from such interference. Such remedy shall be in addition to any penalty that may be imposed for a violation of Section 5101 of the Crimes Code (Obstructing administration of law or other governmental function).

(Ord. 4394. Passed 9-10-86.)