Alleged Chicago shooter 'wore women's clothing to merge with crowd' – video

Details have emerged about the alleged attacker in the shooting that left at least six people dead and 30 wounded in a Chicago suburb at a Fourth of July parade. The Lake County deputy chief, Chris Covelli, said the person of interest, Robert E Crimo III, appeared to have 'pre-planned the attack for several weeks', adding that investigators believe he dressed in women's clothing to conceal his tattoos and to make it easier to blend with the crowd as he escaped

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