Federico family to unveil ‘Logan’s Law’ alongside Graham, Fry in Myrtle Beach

(WPDE) — The parents of Logan Federico will join Senator Lindsey Graham and Congressman Russell Fry in Myrtle Beach to unveil a law to prevent future tragedies similar to Logan’s from occurring.

A repeat offender, Alexander Dickey, is accused of shooting and killing 22-year-old Logan Federico while she was visiting a friend in Columbia.

A repeat offender, Alexander Dickey, is accused of shooting and killing 22-year-old Logan Federico while she was visiting a friend in Columbia. Dickey had been arrested on 25 felony charges and 40 criminal charges before Federico’s murder.

Graham, Fry, Stephen, and Melissa Federico will hold a press conference on Logan’s Law.

A press release from Graham’s office says Logan’s Law is aimed at addressing problems within court judgments and how criminals like Dickey are given leniency.

The law would create a publicly available registry of violent criminals to bring transparency to judges and prosecutors. It also directs the U.S. Attorney General to submit a report to Congress identifying deficiencies in data sharing between federal and state governments, including fingerprint, warrant and criminal history, the release said.