Speaker Menin honors Romanch's heroism and calls for passage
Menin describes Romanch's heroic act of trying to protect his mother, says the law named in his honor will protect residents, tourists, and horses. She turns the hearing back to Chair Schulman.
And for those of you that don't know this aspect, Ramant died in an act of heroism as he tried to protect
his mother.
Now a law named in his honor will protect countless others, residents, tourists, humans, and horses.
While there's nothing we can do to sadly change the tragedy of his death, passing his law is one way to seek justice for him and his family, to keep his blessed memory alive, and to carry his brave and compassionate spirit
forward.
So I now want to turn it over to Councilmember Shulman again.
Thank you.