Hundreds of alleged criminals missing in Chicago from ankle monitor program

Chicago authorities have lost track of nearly 250 alleged criminals on ankle monitors, with many charged with violent crimes. Former police chief Tom Weitzel expresses deep concern over the lack of oversight.

Chicago faces a crisis as hundreds of alleged criminals, released on electronic ankle monitors, are now missing. Mike Tobin reports on the Cook County pre-trial program where 246 participants are AWOL, including individuals charged with murder, sexual assault and aggravated battery. Former police chief Tom Weitzel criticizes the system's significant security gaps.