March 12, 2013 7:08 pm

DC Minister Speaks About Youth Violence Following Drive-By Shooting

Neighbors who live near the scene of Monday’s drive-by shooting are uneasy because no suspects are in custody. The North Capitol Street shootings were in a gentrifying area of rapid new development and decades of poverty. A minister who’s been active there for 20 years told News4’s Tom Sherwood more needs to be done for the poor young people being left behind.

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