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Updated: 10:25 PM Mar 11, 2010
"Bachman Law" Passes House Committee
Legislation named after two brothers who were killed in a crash with a Winnebago County sheriff's deputy, is moving along. "Bachman Law" has now passed through the House Vehicles and Safety Committee.
Posted: 9:14 PM Mar 11, 2010 |
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The law would require police officers to use their lights and sirens when speeding on an official call.
In 2006, Aaron and DJ Bachman were killed when Deputy Boomer struck their car while allegedly speeding with no lights or sirens. Their sister Kori who was driving, suffered permanent brain damage.
Since then, Deputy Boomer has been acquitted of reckless homicide. A settlement was also made for Aaron and Kori. A lawsuit over DJ is still pending.
The bill now moves to the full house.
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