Randy Cox bill clears key hurdle in Hartford
The bill requires police to immediately summon help if a suspect suffers a "medical emergency."
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Mar 28, 2023, 9:23 PM
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Updated 759 days ago
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6h agoThe Randy Cox bill advanced at the state Capitol Tuesday.
The bill requires police to immediately summon help if a suspect suffers a "medical emergency."
Cox was paralyzed while inside of a New Haven police van last summer.
The bill now advances to the state Senate.
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