Gabby Petito could have been saved if police officers in Moab, Utah, had responded differently to a 911 call around two weeks before she was murdered, her parents say in a wrongful.
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Gabby Petito could have been saved if police officers in Moab, Utah, had responded differently to a 911 call around two weeks before she was murdered, her parents say in a wrongful death lawsuit. Petito’s parents filed a legal claim Monday against the Moab Police Department and several of its employees, including Officers Eric Pratt and Daniel Robbins, who encountered Petito and boyfriend Brian Laundrie on Aug. 12 last year, the Salt Lake Tribune reports. They are seeking $50 million, which they plan to donate to domestic violence prevention programs.
