Nobody talking to Chicago police after 2 mass shootings on West Side
After two mass shootings on Wednesday, Chicago police say people in the community are refusing to talk.
Police say despite all the victims and witnesses, they are getting very little cooperation. We are in a battle for the heart and soul of some of our communities. And now is the time to speak up, Chicago Police Supt. David Brown said.
On Thursday, nubs of crime scene tape and surgical gloves littered the street on the West Side, and a heavy police presence was a reminder of Wednesday night’s blast of violence.