Section 13A. Whoever intentionally and knowingly makes or causes to be made a false report of a crime to police officers shall be punished by a fine of not less than one hundred nor more than five hundred dollars or by imprisonment in a jail or house of correction for not more than one year, or both.
Structure Massachusetts General Laws
Part IV - Crimes, Punishments and Proceedings in Criminal Cases
Title I - Crimes and Punishments
Chapter 269 - Crimes Against Public Peace
Section 1 - Dispensing and Suppressing Unlawful Assembly; Arresting Persons
Section 3 - Neglect or Refusal to Exercise Authority to Suppress Assembly
Section 4 - Requiring Aid; Dispersing and Suppressing Assembly; Seizure of Persons
Section 5 - Armed Forces Obeying Orders for Suppressing Riot and Dispersing and Arresting Persons
Section 6 - Person Killed or Wounded as Result of an Assembly; Guilt and Responsibility
Section 7 - Injury to Building or Vessel by Persons Unlawfully Assembled
Section 8 - Destruction of or Damage to Property by Persons Riotously Assembled; Liability of Town
Section 10a - Selling, Giving or Using Silencers; Confiscation and Destruction
Section 10c - Tear Gas; Use in Commission of Crimes
Section 10d - Body Armor; Use in Commission of Crime
Section 10j - Breaking and Entering Building, Ship, Vessel or Vehicle to Steal Firearm; Penalty
Section 11 - Printing Statutes for Posters; Display
Section 11e - Serial Identification Numbers on Firearms
Section 12 - Manufacturing and Selling Knives, Slung Shots, Swords, Bludgeons and Similar Weapons
Section 12a - Air Rifles; Sale to Minors
Section 12b - Air Rifles; Possession by Minors; Shooting
Section 13 - False Alarms of Fire
Section 13a - False Reports to Police Officers
Section 14a - Annoying Telephone Calls or Electronic Communication
Section 15 - Stink Bombs; Sale
Section 16 - Arrowheads Used for Hunting; Sale
Section 17 - Hazing; Organizing or Participating; Hazing Defined