Assaulting a retired federal law enforcement officer is indeed against the law. Under 18 U.S. Code § 111, it is illegal to forcibly assault, resist, or intimidate any person who formerly served as a federal law enforcement or protective officer on account of their past official duties.While assaulting an active-duty officer carries severe felony penalties, assaulting a retired federal officer based on their former service is classified as a federal crime punishable by a fine, imprisonment for up to one year, or both.If you are asking about a specific incident, tell me:What federal agency the officer retired fromThe nature of the assault (e.g., verbal threat, physical contact)Whether the assault was directly related to their past official dutiesI can provide more precise legal or jurisdictional details based on your situation.
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