Establishes that second degree vehicle prowling, normally a gross misdemeanor, is a class C felony upon the third conviction.   Official Text and Analysis.

Clarifies that vehicle prowl incidents charged in one charging document will not count as multiple offenses for the purpose of charging felony vehicle prowl. Vehicle prowl incidents that occur on the same date will not count as multiple offenses for the purpose of charging felony vehicle prowl. Contains a technical amendment to add a "2" on the sentencing grid.

Provides that ehicle prowling in the second degree is a class C felony upon a third or subsequent conviction of vehicle prowling in the second degree.

Makes it a seriousness level IV, class C felony offense (instead of a seriousness level V offense) for the crime of Vehicle Prowling in the second degree on an offender's third or subsequent offense.

Restores Vehicle Prowling 2 to a seriousness level V offense instead of a seriousness level IV offense (as proposed in the underlying bill).

Increases the penalty for the crime of Vehicle Prowling in the second degree from a gross misdemeanor to a class C felony on the offender's third or subsequent offense.

To concur in House amendment(s).

Provides that vehicle prowling in the second degree is a class C felony upon a third or subsequent conviction of vehicle prowling in the second degree. Vehicle prowl incidents charged in one charging document will not count as multiple offenses for the purpose of charging felony vehicle prowl. Vehicle prowl incidents that occur on the same date will not count as multiple offenses for the purpose of charging felony vehicle prowl. The third or subsequent offense for the crime of vehicle prowling in the second degree is a level IV offense on the sentencing grid.