Deana's Law Mandating Alcohol Monitoring Devices | Comcast Newsmakers

Deana's Law Mandating Alcohol Monitoring Devices - 4:02

with Tom Killion, PA State Senator

Posted Nov 14, 2019

Pennsylvania State Senator Tom Killion talks about Deana's Law named for a woman who was killed by an individual guilty of driving under the influence for the sixth time. The law will mandate the use of continuous alcohol monitoring devices for repeat DUI offenders. Recorded October 11, 2019.

Hosted by: Jill Horner Produced by: Freedom Newsmakers Team

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