Reducing gang violence in the streets of Chicago

Reducing gang violence in the streets of Chicago

March 1, 2013 4:42 PM

In an effort to reduce violence on the streets of Chicago, police superintendent Gary McCarthy was brought from the New York Police Department. There are signs of some improvement, including a drop in murders in February. John Miller reports.

Chicago's escalating problems with gun violence
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