CBS 2's Jermont Terry spoke Thursday to the mother of the two brothers. She has double the worry.
One of Latosha Bradley's sons sits in the hospital, while the other is in police custody. Bradley is concerned – after a fill-up at a South Side gas station led to both her sons not coming home Thursday night.
Several bullets went off. The gunshots shattered windows of other cars at the gas station. Bullet holes were also visible in the gas station building."He grabbed his bag, he ran out, and he ran here," Bradley said. "He ran up. He's in shock. He sees him on the ground and he's hugging him, and they tried to separate him," Bradley said."He ran to him, and they tried to separate him from him - and he exploded," Bradley said,"and if would have been here, I probably could have calmed him down - but it escalated so fast."
"Again, I'm just glad that they're okay, and hopefully they get to come home between tonight and tomorrow," Bradley said.
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