Senate Bill 58 was approved by a 30-3 vote and will now move on to the Ohio House, 10TV News reported.

The legislation would make it a crime for someone to collect blood, urine or other bodily fluids from another person without their consent. A violation would be fifth-degree misdemeanor, punishable by up to 12 months in prison and up to a $2,500 fine.

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The bill was originally introduced last year after the arrest of Alan Patton, a man who has been accused repeatedly of trying to collect young boys' urine from public restrooms.

Patton was arrested last summer after he was caught turning off urinals inside a restroom at Sports Ohio in Dublin, police said.

He later pleaded no contest to a charge of criminal mischief stemming from the incident and was sentenced to 60 days in jail.

Patton is expected to begin serving his sentence on Friday.

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April 10, 2009: Man With Urine Fetish To Serve 60-Day Jail Sentence
March 11, 2009: Man Could Be Obtaining Urine Away From County
February 26, 2009: Bill Would Make Collecting Urine Without Permission Illegal
September 10, 2009: Bill Would Make Collecting Juveniles' Urine A Felony
September 8, 2008: Man With Urine Fetish Pleads No Contest
August 5, 2008: Proposed Bill Could Make Man's Urine Fetish A Crime
July 15, 2008:  Man With Urine Fetish Ordered To House Arrest
June 30, 2008: Man Charged After Trying To Obtain, Drink Boys' Urine
June 29, 2008: Man Accused Of Drinking Boys' Urine Arrested In Dublin

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