Video - Home
-
Early release of prisoners has residents fearful and city leaders frustrated
Posted on December 11, 2012 at 8:12 PM
Updated Tuesday, Dec 11 at 10:32 PM
Residents who came forward to help put criminals away are afraid of retaliation once they are released. Authorities are worried that fear may deter residents from coming forward to help with investigations.
Share
More Home Videos
-
Update: Ill. judge charged with heroin, gun possession; colleague died of overdose
-
Belleville man charged with sexually abusing 2-year-old girl
-
How safe are St. Louis area bridges?
-
Serious fire destroys home in Cahokia
-
Family records apparent drug deals in the Hill neighborhood
-
Police: Man stabbed during robbery in north St. Louis County
-
Arnold agrees to nearly $500,000 settlement in sexual harassment suit
-
Metro-East mother builds bunker after close calls with tornadoes
-
Police: Masked man robbed bank in Metro-East
-
Phone scam targeting Ameren Missouri customers
-
Police: Teen went on joy ride in stolen car
-
Video: Smoking jetliner makes emergency landing
-
3 survive Washington bridge collapse over Skagit River
-
Firefighters believe two vacant home fires are connected in East St. Louis
-
Smoldering in Bridgeton landfill continues to move toward radioactive material
-
Illinois lawmakers inching closer to conceal carry deal
-
Gravois Park residents tire of constant gunfire, some ready to abandon neighborhood
-
Prosecutor: Feds probe St. Clair County judge
