Zeb Coulter gets law passed in Tennessee

A law that's been proposed by Zeb Coulter, AKA "Dirty" Dutch Mantel, who's real name is Wayne Maurice Keown, and his daughter unanimously passed by the Tennessee State Senate yesterday. The bill was passed unanimously by the Tennessee House of Representatives sometime last week. Now, it'll go to the desk of Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam to sign and, if it's signed into law, will go into effect July 1, 2014.

The law was proposed by Coulter and his daughter, who's name is Amanda Moore, and, if passed, will give judges the ability to use monitoring devices, including trans-dermal monitoring devices, for people who've been convicted crimes related to drugs or alcohol.

The law is called "Amelia's Law" and was named after Coulter's 16 year old granddaughter Amelia Keown. She was killed in a car accident on August 14, 2012 near Knoxville, Tennessee and would have turned 18 in roughly 3 weeks time. The car she was driving was hit head on by a man named John Perkins. Perkins, who was out of prison on parole, was traveling at speeds of 75 miles per hour. Perkins has a lengthy criminal record, which includes several felony convictions, and was found to have both Oxycodone and Methamphetamine in his system at the time.

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Good for him, had never heard about his granddaughter before very sad

I remember hearing his grand daughter had died, think that was one of the reasons the WWE gave him a job, to help him out a bit, if true its one of those classy situations that doesnt make the neewd because good deeds dont generate hits