Violence Interrupters boarded Chicago CTA trains for a second time in an effort to keep passengers safe.
CHICAGO -- Violence Interrupters patrolled Chicago trains for a second time in an effort to keep passengers safe.
"Let me say this, we support the police! We're not against the police," said Tio Hardiman, who founded Violence Interrupters."But by the time police are called, somebody's already been attacked. So, let the record reflect we will intervene!" "We are very crafted in how we talk to our people out here, so we can be able to de-escalate a person's intentions by the conversation that we bring them," volunteer Napoleon English said."We're not out here to do no harm to none of them."
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