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Code · Washington · Title 63 — Personal Property · Chapter 63.40

RCW 63.40.070

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(1)This chapter does not modify the requirements for a sheriff to accept found property under chapter 63.21 RCW.
(2)If a county designates an alternate department or governmental entity to accept found property under RCW 63.21.090 :
(a)The designated department or governmental entity shall comply with the disposition requirements under this chapter in the same manner as would be required of the sheriff; and
(b)The sheriff is not required to accept found property from a finder of said property, unless the property is any of the following: A bank card; charge or credit card; cash; government-issued document, financial document, or legal document; firearm; evidence in a judicial or other official proceeding; or an item that is not legal for the finder to possess. Such found property accepted by a sheriff must be retained or disposed of in accordance with this chapter and other applicable state laws.
[ 2020 c 26 s 17 .]
Notes:
Intent — 2020 c 26: See note following RCW 63.21.090 .
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