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PENNSYLVANIA STATUTES AND CODES
4115 - Falsely impersonating persons privately employed.
§ 4115. Falsely impersonating persons privately employed. A person commits a misdemeanor of the second degree if, without due authority, he pretends or holds himself out to any one as an employee of any person for the purpose of gaining access to any premises.
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