Antonio Melgar said he couldn’t shake the nervousness that he felt Tuesday morning, standing in front of Highland Park’s City Hall, blocks from where his wife and 11-year-old son were wounded in last year’s Fourth of July parade shooting.
“It feels a bit strange,” Melgar said. “There’s a lot of people here, and you’re just standing here thinking it could happen again. That will always stay in your head. But here we are.”