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Close the Drugged Driving Loophole That Prevents Prosecuting Dangerously Impaired Drivers and Endangers EVERYONE

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Scott Cohen
2 years ago

1989 my sister Jodi Cohen was killed by a 5x dwi

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Scott Gillis
2 years ago

Common Sense!!!!

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Francine Danza
2 years ago

Condolences to the family

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John Sullivan
2 years ago

Impairment is the critical, public safety threat. WHAT caused the impairment is determined by a laboratory, and in time will be revealed. Let police perform the public safety function, stop the driver. Let Labs perform lab functions, what was the cause of impairment, and the courts will referee the process. Division of labor please. As it has always been.

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Diane Adams
2 years ago

Praying this bill passes. lives matter!!!

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Mary Donkor
2 years ago

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Peter Giacopell
2 years ago

How much longer should this go on? Do it! Save lives!

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Frank Duserick
2 years ago

The current law for arresting drug impaired drivers is ludicrous. The proposed law (S.3135/A.174) is much more rational in ensuring that law enforcement can maintain traffic safety throughout New York State

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Karen Keller
2 years ago

I support this!

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Paul Frettoloso
2 years ago

just review legislation before made with the men and women who enforce the laws and have the knowledge, the police.

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Donna DeFeo
2 years ago

Praying this bill passes. Too many lives have been tragically ruined and lost.

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Jeremiah Ayers
2 years ago

Please sign pass this bill!

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Janice Chang
2 years ago

We stand behind you and your family!!

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Anonymous
2 years ago

This is an outrage. Actions have consequences!

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Donna Andre
2 years ago

Let's get this travesty fixed.

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Scott Johnson
2 years ago

Impaired is impaired. More serious action and consequences are needed!

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Linda Forletta
2 years ago

❤️

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Linda Don Hallock
2 years ago

Too many loop holes for drug abusers with regard to driving privileges even when involved in deadly accidents

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Linda Spiegel
2 years ago

Dangerous drivers kill. That is all we need to know, and they should be arrested.

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Evie Gallino
2 years ago

So sorry for your tremendous loss