HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WHNT) — A bill named for a teen killed during a police chase, and aimed at changing how police chases would work, is facing an uphill battle in Montgomery.
Senate Bill 120, named the Tristan Hollis Memorial Act, aims to create a statewide standard for police departments to follow when it comes to police chases.
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17-year-old Tristan Hollis died on September 6, 2025, when a Priceville Police chase ended in downtown Hartselle, injuring the three other teens in the car with him.
Under current state law, every police department can decide on its own policy for chases. If SB 120 passes, it would be the first of its kind…