What decision to not indict Travis Scott in Astroworld festival tragedy means for victims' families
Arts And Entertainment,Travis Scott
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HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- "Where's the justice in the United States?" After hearing the grand jury's decision to not indict rapper Travis Scott in a criminal investigation into the Astroworld Festival disaster, the family of one of the victims is sharing their feelings to the ABC13. Jennifer Peña heard the news from her home in Laredo. Her brother, 23-year-old Rudy Peña, was one of 10 people killed at the Astroworld Festival. Now, more than 18 months after the deadly concert incident at NRG Park, no one has been held criminally...
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