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DRIVERS MUST NO LONGER GET SLAP ON THE WRIST FOR DEADLY ACCIDENTS, CRY SIBLINGS OF ACCIDENT VICTIM

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After losing their older sibling in a devastating accident in May, two women are crying out for stiffer penalties for those drivers responsible for fatal accidents. Amel Griffith reports

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