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Newcastle Herald
Newcastle Herald

Family whose son died in alleged hit-and-run hope for tougher penalties

Andrew and Melissa Dimovski at a roadside memorial erected for their son Bryson. Picture by Simone DePeak.

The parents of 14-year-old Bryson Dimovski, who was killed in an alleged hit and run at Warners Bay last year, say they heartened by the political support for tougher penalties for serious road crimes.

Andrew and Melissa Dimovski and their daughter Alisha attended state parliament on Thursday for the presentation and debate of a petition bearing the signatures of 20,000 people who support increasing the maximum penalties for offences such as dangerous driving.

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