During an emotional news conference Friday morning, a San Diego mother pleaded with lawmakers to pass AB 367, a bill that stiffens the penalties for drug dealers who supply doses that lead to great bodily injury or death. Laura Brinker White lost her 17-year-old son Connor to a fentanyl overdose in May 2021. "When I got the call and raced home, my son was laying in the hallway next to his room with a plastic blanket draped over him and the police would not let me say goodbye because of the potential exposure to fentanyl," she said tearfully. She said her son was a football player and good student at Cathedral Catholic High School. He was struggling with anxiety. She said she tried getting him professional help, but a drug dealer got to him first. "Connor did not overdose from a handful of pills, he took one pill that killed him," she said. Assemblymember Brian Maienschein introduced AB 367 last month. The bill would allow prosecutors to apply an enhancement of 3 years to the sentence of any dealers who supply drugs that cause great bodily injury or death. MORE: https://www.cbs8.com/article/news/local/parents-support-ab-367/509-93039f50-f7e3-4e17-a29e-f4bb53e74bc0