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Special Aggravating Circumstances. - The following shall be considered as aggravating:
a. When the violation is committed in conspiracy with at least another person, both of whom shall be considered as principals;
b. When the offense is committed by, or in connivance with, private plumber, officer or employee of the water utility concerned, who shall all be considered as principals; or
c. When the violation is coupled with the sale from a source which is illegal, or unregistered, or unauthorized, or a source with a tampered meter.
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