Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper bottom center signs Colorado HB141191 into law in front of the Colorado State Capitol Tuesday morning March 25...
{"Image ImageDescription": "DENVER, CO. - MARCH 26:  Colorado Governor, John Hickenlooper, bottom center, signs Colorado HB14-1191 into law in front of the Colorado State Capitol Tuesday morning, March 25, 2014. Denver Mayor Michael Hancock, left, comforts Linda Limon Medina, second from left, while Aurora Mayor, Steve Hogan, Larry Stevenson, and Denver District attorney, Mitch Morrissey, stand behind the Governor. Governor John Hickenlooper signed HB14-1191, \"Hit and Run Medina Alert Program,\" sponsored by Rep. Kathleen Conti, R-Littleton and Sen. Steve King, R-Grand Junction, creating a statewide emergency alert program for hit-and-run accidents. Larry Stevenson, a former Denver Police officer, created the Medina Alert system that has been used in Denver and Aurora since February 2012. Medina's son, Jose, a parking valet was killed by a hit-and-run driver in Denver, January 2011. Critical information on vehicle descriptions and license plate numbers involved in hit-and-run vehicles that have killed or seriously injured pedestrians or cyclists, will now be displayed on electronic highway signs across the state. Photo By Andy Cross / The Denver Post)", "Image Copyright": "Copyright - 2014 The Denver Post, MediaNews Group."}