The legislature officially passed Baby Ava Delricco's Law to reform our broken bond and release system. We secured this win because you refused to let this family fight alone. Keep an eye on the implementation process to ensure the state follows through on these new protections.
On December 16th, 2011 the DelRicco Familys world was torn apart by a driver under the influence of PCP, a dangerous narcotic. The driver was charged and released only to be arrested six days later for the same offense. Our goal is to GAIN NATIONAL ATTENTION for Ava and the state of BOND AND RELEASE! By signing this we can help Baby Ava and her family try to get this law passed!
The stories coming in from other families harmed by repeat offenders prove that this system is broken beyond repair. Text the link to three people today and ask them to read why bond reform is a matter of life and death. I am drafting formal letters to every legislator in the state to demand a meeting on these policies.
January 21, 2012
The momentum behind Baby Ava's Law is growing fast because you refuse to look away from this injustice. Call your local representative today and demand they prioritize legislation that keeps repeat offenders off our streets.
Reached 100 supporters
January 21, 2012
6 Comments
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Mike Patel
14 years ago
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Justice for Ava. Keep these monsters behind bars where they cant hurt anyone else.
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Michelle Gordon
14 years ago
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This is so incredibly sad. A person who does this twice should not be able to walk free ever again. Hugs to the family.
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Donna Rhodes
14 years ago
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My heart breaks for this poor family. Laws need to change right now.
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Sarah Ingram
14 years ago
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Ridiculous that they let someone like that back on the road. Protect our kids!
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Kevin Fleming
14 years ago
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HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE?? 6 days later?? Our justice system is absolutely broken.
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Jason Mansour
14 years ago
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PCP is dangerous stuff. Letting someone drive on it is just waiting for a disaster to happen again. Needs to be change.
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The legislature officially passed Baby Ava Delricco's Law to reform our broken bond and release system. We secured this win because you refused to let this family fight alone. Keep an eye on the implementation process to ensure the state follows through on these new protections.
On December 16th, 2011 the DelRicco Familys world was torn apart by a driver under the influence of PCP, a dangerous narcotic. The driver was charged and released only to be arrested six days later for the same offense. Our goal is to GAIN NATIONAL ATTENTION for Ava and the state of BOND AND RELEASE! By signing this we can help Baby Ava and her family try to get this law passed!
The stories coming in from other families harmed by repeat offenders prove that this system is broken beyond repair. Text the link to three people today and ask them to read why bond reform is a matter of life and death. I am drafting formal letters to every legislator in the state to demand a meeting on these policies.
January 21, 2012
The momentum behind Baby Ava's Law is growing fast because you refuse to look away from this injustice. Call your local representative today and demand they prioritize legislation that keeps repeat offenders off our streets.
Reached 100 supporters
January 21, 2012
6 Comments
M
Mike Patel
14 years ago
Featured
Justice for Ava. Keep these monsters behind bars where they cant hurt anyone else.
M
Michelle Gordon
14 years ago
Featured
This is so incredibly sad. A person who does this twice should not be able to walk free ever again. Hugs to the family.
D
Donna Rhodes
14 years ago
Featured
My heart breaks for this poor family. Laws need to change right now.
S
Sarah Ingram
14 years ago
Featured
Ridiculous that they let someone like that back on the road. Protect our kids!
K
Kevin Fleming
14 years ago
Featured
HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE?? 6 days later?? Our justice system is absolutely broken.
J
Jason Mansour
14 years ago
Featured
PCP is dangerous stuff. Letting someone drive on it is just waiting for a disaster to happen again. Needs to be change.
Justice for Ava. Keep these monsters behind bars where they cant hurt anyone else.