AlaskaJustice (www.alaskajustice.net)
was created to bring justice to Nancy Means (and others) who was falsely
accused and arrested for a DUI. Nancy was arrested for a DUI after she refused
to give an APD (Anchorage Police Department) Officer her phone number. After,
arriving at the Police Station and passing the Breathalyzer Test with a 0.000
test result, a charge still remains on her record. Nancy tried every way
possible to esponge this charge internally from her record. When the Municipality
refused to assist her, she was forced to sue the Municipality. Nancy is a
college student and hopes to attend a competitive graduate school. If she is
not granted the justice she deserves from the Municipality, this unfounded charge
will continue to prohibit Nancy from being competitive with other college students and will
further damage her occupational pursuits.
Nancy’s Anchorage Daily News Article - http://www.adn.com/2013/12/26/3247336/lawsuit-asserts-that-apd-officer.html
Senate Bill 180 - Nancy's Law
http://www.alaskasenate.org/senate/press/news/mcguire-nancy-law-police-standards-council
The purpose for this petition is to pass a bill called "Nancy's Law," to reestablish an objective Police Oversight
Committee. This Committee will regulate and investigate citizen's reports of police misconduct, while retaining the right to suspend and revoke an officer's certification. This revised addition to the Alaska Police Standards Council will serve Law Enforcement Agents and Citizens alike.
To Support Bill 180, please write:
Senate Majority
Nancy’s Law
State Capitol Room 100
Juneau, AK 99801
I was there when all of this happened. Nancy was not intoxicated in any way shape or form. Or else I would not have been in the vehicle with her. The cop just went on a power trip, because she stood up for her rights. Police officers are supposed to protect citizens, not abuse them.