Paul O'Neal's Family Says Video Shows Police 'Execution'
"We just came from watching Chicago police officers execute Paul O'Neal," attorney Michael Oppenheimer said.
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"We just came from watching Chicago police officers execute Paul O'Neal," attorney Michael Oppenheimer said.
Eight days after Chicago police officers shot and killed 18-year-old Paul O'Neal, city officials were set to release dashcam and body camera video of what led up to the shooting.
CBS 2 has learned that video of the deadly police shooting of Paul O'Neal will be released on Friday.
A young couple has been fighting to find their car, which has vanished, they say, after it was illegally taken by a towing company.
The incident occurred around 7:45 p.m. in the 6700 block of South May.
While President Obama prepares to speak at the DNC tonight, First Lady Michelle Obama is here in Chicago, staying at her home in Kenwood.
The officers were involved in two separate cases in which shots were fired into vehicles. In both cases, IPRA ruled the officers were not in danger when they fired their weapons.
A dog handler thought she'd taken proper precautions to keep the animals cool in an air-conditioned vehicle. CBS 2's Charlie De Mar reports what went wrong.
Two trucks erupted in flames on the Stevenson Expy, near Cicero, shutting down lanes in both directions.
