Gun laws and prison don't scare young shooters, says this Missouri man serving 3 life sentences

Tommy Williams shot and killed a man in 1990. He has now served 32 years of three life sentences, with no chance of parole. In a long conversation at the Crossroads Correctional Center in Cameron, Missouri, he talked about his life on the streets, what he sees in the young men who come to prison and his regrets.
Tommy E. Williams, 55, regrets he didn’t pause and reflect for even a minute on September 10, 1990.

He was hanging out with friends at a bus stop at 39th and Prospect Avenue in Kansas City, Missouri, when two men drove up and started an argument. He said his 13-year-old brother was with him when one of the men in the car chided them about wearing the wrong colors, a reference to the reds and blues associated with L.A.- based Bloods and Crips.