House Bill No. by Representative Glorioso seeks to amend the existing law regarding battery of a police officer by introducing new definitions and enhanced penalties. The bill defines "battery of a police officer" to include the intentional directing of sound at a police officer in close proximity, specifically when the sound can cause physical pain, hearing impairment, or bodily injury. It also establishes that "close proximity" means within three feet of the officer's ear or head, and "directing of sound" refers to the intentional generation of sound aimed at the officer.

Additionally, the bill stipulates enhanced penalties for offenses committed by two or more individuals acting in concert. If such an offense occurs, the offenders face fines of up to $2,000 and imprisonment for one to five years, with a minimum of thirty days served without parole. If the act results in an injury requiring medical attention, the penalties increase to fines of up to $5,000 and imprisonment for two to seven years, with at least sixty days served without parole. The bill also clarifies that it does not infringe upon activities protected by the U.S. or Louisiana constitutions.