Oklahoma lawmakers are hard at work trying to correct a wrong, even if it's a bit too late.
By now, you probably know the story of Sara Polston.
Since her early release from prison for nearly killing Micaela Borrego in a drunk driving accident, the Botoxed boozer has become Public Enemy #1 of the Oklahoma outrage machine, drawing the well-deserved ire and attention of the online general public, local media, and political arena for only having to serve 73 days of an eight-year prison sentence.
In fact, the outrage has grown so loud that even Oklahoma lawmakers are taking action.
Via The Oklahoman:
Oklahoma legislators propose change that could send Sara Polston back to prison
A drunk driver who went home after serving 73 days of an eight-year prison sentence may be forced back behind bars if some lawmakers have their way…
Lawmakers in both the state House and Senate are pushing to make drunk drivers who cause great bodily injury ineligible for placement in the GPS program.
Both a Senate bill and a House bill stipulate that an inmate shall be removed from the program once the inmate loses eligibility.