Ted Vick was arrested for DUI on the night of May 14. This was his second time he has been arrested. A year ago this month, Vick was stopped by Columbia police on the way home from a Five Points bar. He went to jail that night on charges of DUI and having an illegal firearm. (The DUI charge was eventually dropped.) A 21-year-old college woman was in the passenger seat at the time Vick was arrested.
To read more details on the two DUI arrests, please read this article:
http://www.free-times.com/blogs/s.c.-democratic-lawmaker-ted-vick-in-jail-on-dui-charge-again
Ted Vick currently represents SC House District 53. The district is located in both Chesterfield & Lancaster Counties.
This clearly shows a pattern that the people of SC House District 53 can not over look. How can you trust a person to be your lawmaker that can not himself follow the law. Please sign this petition to demand for his resignation from South Carolina House of Representatives.
The pattern of behavior from Ted Vick is unacceptable for anyone in office. Send this link to three people in Chesterfield and Lancaster Counties to make sure they know he is still in his seat. Email your state representative today and demand they push for his immediate resignation.
May 16, 2013
The momentum is building because we refuse to accept this pattern of behavior from our elected official. Post this link on your Facebook page and tag your local representatives to demand accountability.
3 Comments
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Mike Warner
13 years ago
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Two times is too many. He needs to step down immediately. We expect better from people representing us in Columbia.
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David Shepherd
13 years ago
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If he cant follow simple traffic laws how can he be expected to do anything else right?? time to get him out of office.
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Sarah Cooper
13 years ago
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Ridiculous. No one should be above the law especially someone making our laws. GO AWAY TED.
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Ted Vick was arrested for DUI on the night of May 14. This was his second time he has been arrested. A year ago this month, Vick was stopped by Columbia police on the way home from a Five Points bar. He went to jail that night on charges of DUI and having an illegal firearm. (The DUI charge was eventually dropped.) A 21-year-old college woman was in the passenger seat at the time Vick was arrested.
To read more details on the two DUI arrests, please read this article:
http://www.free-times.com/blogs/s.c.-democratic-lawmaker-ted-vick-in-jail-on-dui-charge-again
Ted Vick currently represents SC House District 53. The district is located in both Chesterfield & Lancaster Counties.
This clearly shows a pattern that the people of SC House District 53 can not over look. How can you trust a person to be your lawmaker that can not himself follow the law. Please sign this petition to demand for his resignation from South Carolina House of Representatives.
The pattern of behavior from Ted Vick is unacceptable for anyone in office. Send this link to three people in Chesterfield and Lancaster Counties to make sure they know he is still in his seat. Email your state representative today and demand they push for his immediate resignation.
May 16, 2013
The momentum is building because we refuse to accept this pattern of behavior from our elected official. Post this link on your Facebook page and tag your local representatives to demand accountability.
3 Comments
M
Mike Warner
13 years ago
Featured
Two times is too many. He needs to step down immediately. We expect better from people representing us in Columbia.
D
David Shepherd
13 years ago
Featured
If he cant follow simple traffic laws how can he be expected to do anything else right?? time to get him out of office.
S
Sarah Cooper
13 years ago
Featured
Ridiculous. No one should be above the law especially someone making our laws. GO AWAY TED.
Two times is too many. He needs to step down immediately. We expect better from people representing us in Columbia.