The father of a 3-year-old who accidentally shot and killed his mother Dejah Bennet in the Food 4 Less parking lot in Dolton is now charged.
Please note: The video above is from a previous report
Holmes stood outside the supermarket Sunday, handing out 400 gun locks while speaking to shoppers, families in particular, about the importance of gun safety. "All it takes is a second: unlock it, thread it through the barrel, bring it back around, put it in and lock it back," Holmes added."If you leave it, secure it."
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