BALTIMORE — The family of the late officer Keona Holley testified before the Maryland General Assembly in support of a bill named for her.
Senate Bill 652, or the "Officer Keona Holley Public Safety Act" would make it impossible for anyone convicted of murdering, attempting, or conspiring to murder a police officer to be paroled.
Holley, a two-year veteran of the Baltimore Police Dept. and mother of four, was ambushed and shot while in her patrol car in the Curtis Bay neighborhood on Dec. 16.
Holley sustained life threatening injuries in the attack and was taken off life support a week later.
You can read the bill here.
