Chicago Mail Carriers Threaten To Stop Delivering In Some Neighborhoods Following Shooting
CHICAGO (CBS) -- Chicago postal workers, saying it is too dangerous to deliver the mail, are threatening to stop delivering in some neighborhoods one week after a mail carrier was shot on her route.
Postal workers and community organizers joined together for a prayer vigil Thursday near the scene of last week's shooting.
The 24-year-old mail carrier remains hospitalized. She was shot four times during a drive-by shooting in the Burnside neighborhood.
A $50,000 reward is being offered to find the shooter.
