
On January 6, a large crowd gathered at Dockers North for a Law & Order event dedicated to the memory of Megan Bos and to supporting the family she left behind.
The evening opened with attendees standing together for the National Anthem, setting a solemn and respectful tone. American flags framed the room as the crowd paused in unity, underscoring that the night was about remembrance, accountability, and compassion—not politics as usual.

At the Heart of the Evening: Megan's Daughter
At the heart of the evening was Megan's daughter. Throughout the night, she was surrounded by kindness as local Republicans presented her with additional Christmas gifts—books, toys, and comfort items intended to bring a moment of joy during a difficult time. The smiles captured in the room reflected a community determined to show her that she is supported and not forgotten.




Standing with the Family
Megan's parents, Eric and Jennifer Bos, were present alongside their granddaughter and were embraced by attendees who offered quiet support and heartfelt words. The focus of the evening remained on honoring Megan's memory and standing with the family as they continue to seek answers and accountability.


Candidates Meet the Family
Republican candidates James Mendrick, Roman Buchberger, and Andy Williams were in attendance and were given the opportunity to meet Megan's daughter and her family personally—grounding conversations about law and justice in the real human impact behind the issue.

Event host Michael "Mickey" Scornavacco became visibly emotional while addressing the audience as he spoke about Megan Bos and the importance of continuing to demand truth and accountability. His remarks were directed to the room as a whole, reflecting the weight of the tragedy and the responsibility shared by the community.

A Community Refuses to Forget
The photographs from the night tell the story clearly: hands over hearts during the anthem, a full room listening intently, moments of comfort and generosity for a child, and a community refusing to allow Megan Bos's name to fade.
This Law & Order event was not about speeches or slogans. It was about showing up—for a family, for a child, and for the belief that justice matters most when it is personal.
On January 6 at Dockers North, that commitment was unmistakable.
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