Harlem residents are mourning the victims in the upstate shooting and working to come to terms with the brutal event.
CBS2's Astrid Martinez was in Harlem on Sunday and spoke to residents about how the tragedy is opening up wounds in New York City.
Adding more trauma of the event, Brett Roman Williams, the chairman of the Anti-Violence Partnership of Philadelphia, called into question how the shooter was apprehended. He knows pain all too well. He lost his father and brother to shootings. Now he's the board chair of a grief counseling organization that once helped him.
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