The Brief
- A Bay Area mother is pushing for a change in Florida law after her 22-year-old son was killed in a motorcycle crash.
- “Sean’s Law” would require blood testing for alcohol or drugs after certain serious crashes to preserve evidence for investigators.
- Sean Jennings Jr.’s mother says she hopes the proposal can give other families more answers after a devastating crash.
LARGO, Fla – More than a year after losing her son in a deadly motorcycle crash, a Bay Area mother is turning her grief into a push for changes to Florida’s crash investigation process.
Virginia Bentley is advocating for what she calls “Sean’s Law,” named after her 22-year-old son, Sean Jennings Jr.
She hopes the proposal will help families get more answers by preserving potential evidence after serious crashes.
What happened to Sean?
What we know:…