Petition updateBrad King we demand JusticeIn pursuit of Justice for Katherine and Rehlin Hoover
Donna BryanNew Port Richey, FL, United States
Mar 6, 2016
We are having a protest on March 15th 2016 @ 9am @ the Hernando County Court House Main St, Brooksville, Fl. If you live in Florida please join us to fight for justice. There are no accidental shootings only irresponsible gun owners. THERE IS NO JUSTICE IN DISCRIMINATION. THERE IS NO JUSTICE IN INEQUITY. On July 26, 2014, William Dehayes caused the deaths of Katherine Bryan Hoover who was 25 years old and 5 months pregnant with unborn son, Rehlin leaving behind her 7 year old son, Nicholas. Dehayes decided to play with his loaded gun collection twirling them he says “like a cowboy would” while impaired by the methadone and Lortabs that he had been taking. Then because Dehayes failed to clear the chamber of bullets before he pulled the trigger and the firearm very predictably discharged sending a bullet straight into Katherine’s temple causing her death mere hours later and the child she was carrying died 41 short minutes after birth by emergency C-Section. Dehayes claims it was an accident and the State Attorney refuses to file criminal charges. Consider the following: 1) The nearly indistinguishable matter in Sapp v. State, 913 So.2d 1220 (Fl, 2005), where Robert Sapp was tried by jury and convicted of manslaughter for the shooting death of his friend, Steven Smith whom he admitted to shooting by accident while impaired on alcohol, marijuana, Xanax and cocaine. The only difference being that Dehayes was impaired by methadone and Lortabs. 2) The Broward County Case of Dallas Seymour (2013-009529CF10A) who accidentally shot and killed his tenant, Darryl Keith Hardnett during a friendly group gathering at Seymour’s home where there was talking and laughing. Seymour started playing with a small pistol, putting the clip in, taking it out, and pointing it at people. Then Seymour went toward the TV and set the gun down while he looked for something in his pocket. When he grabbed the gun again it went off striking Hardentt in the head and causing his death. Seymour was convicted of 2nd Degree Murder and will serve 20 years followed by 5 probation including a minimum $3,095 restitution. See also, Seymour v. State, 132 So. 3d 300 (Fla. App., 2014). 3) The Lake County Case of Terrell Purley (2012 CF 000481) who merely grazed his friend’s head when his weapon accidentally discharged as he sat home playing with the firearm and watching TV with the friend. Purley was charged with Shooting at, within, or into a dwelling and Evidence Tampering. After a plea of Nolo, he was adjudicated guilty and sentenced to 9 months county followed by 5 years probation and ordered to pay $10,858.28 for restitution. Florida Statutes §790.19. THERE IS NO JUSTICE WHILE WILLIAM DEHAYES ROAMS FREE.
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