DC Council holds roundtable to talk crime, gun violence with community members
People are fed up with what some say is out of control crime in the nation?s capital. On Friday, Brooke Pinto the Chairwoman of the Committee on the Judiciary and Public Safety held a roundtable to talk with community members about the crime across D.C. FOX 5's Sierra Fox explains what happened during the meeting.
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