Video shows crash after chase for suspect in Romeoville family's murder
The horrific series of events spanned from Romeoville all the way to Catoosa, Oklahoma, where the main suspect's car was spotted.
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The horrific series of events spanned from Romeoville all the way to Catoosa, Oklahoma, where the main suspect's car was spotted.
The suspect in the killings in Romeoville was found dead in the crash after a police pursuit. CBS 2's Charlie De Mar reports.
Newly released video shows the moment officers in Oklahoma caught up with the man who police said killed a family of four in southwest suburban Romeoville. CBS 2's Charlie De Mar had the latest on the video obtained by CBS 2 Investigators.
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CBS 2's Lauren Victory had the story about two Romeoville teachers who walked the same halls for years but only recently formed a bond over a serious situation.
CBS 2's Lauren Victory has the story about two Romeoville teachers who walked the same halls for years but only recently formed a bond over a serious situation.
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Nathaniel Huey Jr. also had a lengthy criminal past, and was denied a FOID card by state police.
The man suspected of killing a family of four in southwest suburban Romeoville had been denied a firearm owner's identification, or FOID, card by Illinois State Police, CBS 2 has learned.
Nathaniel Huey Jr.'s criminal past should have been a red flag – including a court order banning him from possessing firearms.
Police on Thursday night cleared out the home of the slain Rolón-Bartolomei family in Romeoville – taking more evidence, and leaving neighbors with more questions. CBS 2's Sara Machi reports.
We poured through Romeoville murder suspect Nathaniel Huey Jr.'s criminal past and found he had been court ordered to not have any guns. CBS 2 Investigator Dave Savini reports.
Romeoville murder suspect Nathaniel Huey Jr.’s criminal past should have been a red flag – including a court order banning him from possessing firearms. CBS 2 Investigator Dave Savini reports.
Police said a vehicle connected to the suspect was found in Oklahoma where police attempted to stop him before a fiery crash.
Nathaniel Huey Jr. of Streamwood was identified as a person of interest within hours of the discovery of the shooting deaths of a family of four in Romeoville. It is believed that Huey was killed Wednesday in a fiery crash in Oklahoma. CBS 2's Sara Machi reports.
Romeoville police identified two persons of interest in connection with the fatal shooting of a family of four earlier this week, and one is believed to be dead after a fiery crash in Oklahoma.
Romeoville police identified two persons of interest in connection with the fatal shooting of a family of four earlier this week, and one is believed to be dead after a fiery crash in Oklahoma.
Romeoville police said they spent the 36 hours after the discovery of the deaths collecting a "tremendous amount" of physical evidence.
Police in southwest suburban Romeoville continued investigating the shooting deaths of four family members. They were all found dead inside their home Sunday night. CBS 2's Shardaa Gray had the latest on where the investigation stood as of Tuesday.
Police in southwest suburban Romeoville continued to investigate the shooting deaths of four family members. They were all found dead inside their home Sunday night. CBS 2's Shardaa Gray had the latest on where the investigation stood as of Tuesday.
Four people, including two adults and two children, were found dead inside a home in the 500 block of Concord Avenue in Romeoville on Sunday night.
Police have identified two of the victims as Alberto Rolon and Zoraida Bartolomei. Burne said the children are related to the two adults, but police were not releasing the children's names as of Monday morning.
CBS 2's Darius Johnson reports investigators believe the shootings took place inside the home between 9 p.m. on Saturday and 5 a.m. on Sunday.
Police say the shooting happened following a quarrel in which one individual fired several shots before fleeing the scene in a vehicle.
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