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Vanessa Bryant Advocates For ‘Kobe And Gianni Bryant Helicopter Safety Act’

  • Jun 19, 2020
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After the tragic deaths of Kobe and Gianni January 26, Vanessa Bryant is turning her grief into action by advocating for a new helicopter safety act so no other family has to endure the same painful loss.

On Thursday (June 18), Democratic lawmakers introduced the “Kobe Bryant and Gianna Bryant Helicopter Safety Act.”

I believe there is a chance that Kobe and Gianna would still be alive today if their helicopter had been equipped with the safety equipment required by this pending federal legislation."

RELATED: Kobe Bryant Helicopter Crash: Here’s What We Know

Kobe, their daughter Gianna, along with seven other people, were killed while taking a helicopter to the Mamba Academy for basketball practice in nearby Thousand Oaks.

Vanessa Bryant has filed a  wrongful death lawsuit against the owner of the helicopter company in the crash.

Source: Celebrities, Music, News, Entertainment, TV Shows & Videos | BET
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