Hero Husband Left Brain Damaged After Brutal Street Attack – Wife Fights Back with Simon’s Law!

Horrific Attack Leaves Simon Disabled for Life

Simon Dobbin was savagely attacked by 12 thugs in a shocking 90-second ordeal back in March 2015. The unprovoked assault left him unable to walk, talk, or move independently. Paramedics struggled to revive him after he suffered a cardiac arrest and was clinically dead for seven minutes.

Today, Simon depends on round-the-clock care, feeding tubes, and a tracheostomy due to severe hypoxic brain damage caused by the attack.

Wife Nicole Fights for Justice with ‘Simon’s Law’

Simon’s wife, Nicole, refuses to accept crumbs from the justice system. Though 12 attackers got prison sentences capped at five years, Simon is effectively serving a life sentence. Nicole demands change.

Her campaign, backed by over 55,000 supporters, calls for ‘Simon’s Law’ – a new legal measure forcing violent offenders to pay a slice of their future earnings or benefits back to the NHS for life.

Crushing Costs and Credibility Gap in the Courts

Nicole points out the glaring gap: “How can a man be clinically dead for seven minutes and these attackers only charged with violent public disorder?”

Treating Simon cost the NHS tens of thousands, yet the attackers’ sentences barely scratch the surface.

Simon’s Law would ensure serious offenders contribute to the lifelong care their crimes demand. It would also act as a powerful deterrent against violent public disorder.

Support Simon’s Law – Demand Justice Now!

Nicole’s call is clear: “Let’s put Simon’s Law into place to protect victims, support the NHS, and crack down on violent crime.”

Join the growing petition and stand with Simon today.

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