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Mitzi Morin makes final adjustments on a banner that reminds drivers to slow down for first responders. It is a criminal offense not to slow down or change lanes when tow truck drivers, police officers, EMTs and other first responders are rendering aid on the side of the road. Morin’s husband, Patrick, was the 47th first responder killed in the line of duty in 2022.
Mitzi Morin makes final adjustments on a banner that reminds drivers to slow down for first responders. It is a criminal offense not to slow down or change lanes when tow truck drivers, police officers, EMTs and other first responders are rendering aid on the side of the road. Morin’s husband, Patrick, was the 47th first responder killed in the line of duty in 2022.
“It was so senseless and needless for this to happen.” Mitzi Morin used those words to describe the death of her husband, Patrick Morin. He was struck by a passing vehicle on U.S.
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Roadside accident survivors, widows and support groups made the trip to Austin, Wednesday, to speak on house bill 898 and the Slow Down Move Over law.
Mitzi Morin shared the story of how her tow-truck driving husband, Patrick, died in December 2022 because someone didn't follow the Move Over/Slow Down law.