There are several California crimes that involve firearms. In addition to the ones mentioned above, some others include:
- inflicting bodily injury while brandishing a gun, per Penal Code 417.6 PC,
- California’s “drive-by shooting” law, per Penal Code 26100 PC,
- personal use of a firearm in the commission of a felony, per Penal Code 12022.5 PC,
- the “10-20-life ‘use a gun and you’re done’” law, per Penal Code 12022.53 PC,
- sentencing enhancement for criminal street gang participation, per Penal Code 186.22 PC,
- commission of a firearm felony while possessing metal-piercing armor or wearing a bullet-proof vest, per Penal Code 12022.2 PC,
- use of a gun during the commission of sex crimes, per Penal Code 12022.3 PC, and
- aiding or abetting a felony with a firearm, per Penal Code 12022.4 PC.
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