Hogan Proposes Anti-Crime Bills Including Drunken Driving

Maryland Governor Larry Hogan has introduced anti-crime bills this past week to tackle drunken driving as well as drugged driving. There was also a bill to introduce new evidence to be used in sexual assault cases. Rich and Maria Leotta, parents of Officer Noah Leotta attended the introduction of these new anti-crime bills.

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Relatives of those killed by Md. drunken drivers look to close law loophole
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Maryland Lawmakers Aim To End Loophole In Noah’s Law For Convicted Drunk Drivers
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Rich Leotta Presented with 2018 Public Service Award
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WRAP’s Public Service Award is an honor annually presented to a person or persons championing lifesaving public policies aimed at deterring drunk driving and or underage drinking. This year, it …Read More

Hogan Proposes Anti-Crime Bills Including Drunken Driving

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Relatives of those killed by Md. drunken drivers look to close law loophole

Maryland Lawmakers Aim To End Loophole In Noah’s Law For Convicted Drunk Drivers

Rich Leotta Presented with 2018 Public Service Award