Stephen Federico Pushes Logan's Law for 22-Year-Old Daughter's Killing

2 articles · Updated · Fox News · Oct 8

At a South Carolina crime roundtable, Stephen Federico urged Congress to pass Logan’s Law, a proposal requiring a public registry of repeat violent offenders and stronger cross-county and interstate information sharing.
Federico said the bill targets failures that let accused killer Alexander Dickey avoid long-term confinement despite a criminal record stretching back to 2013.
Logan Federico, 22, was fatally shot during a May 3, 2025 home invasion in Columbia, where police say Dickey stole keys, a gun and credit cards before killing the only awake witness.
U.S. Rep. Russell Fry and late Sen. Lindsey Graham introduced the measure, which has not yet reached the House or Senate floor, while Attorney General Todd Blanche said President Trump supports it and urged swift bipartisan action.