Location of fascist shooter Kyle Rittenhouse concealed from the courts with support of Kenosha Police Department
On Wednesday, a Wisconsin Assistant District Attorney (ADA) filed a motion in Kenosha County Circuit Court seeking a new warrant for the rearrest of the teenage fascist shooter Kyle Rittenhouse and an increase in his bail by $200,000.
The motion by ADA Thomas Binger stated that Rittenhouse “has violated the conditions of his bond by failing to update his address in writing with the Court within 48 hours of moving, thereby preventing the Court from monitoring his whereabouts.”
Undated booking photo from the Antioch, Ill., Police Department shows Kyle Rittenhouse. (Photo credit: Antioch Police Department/Chicago Tribune via AP, File)
Rittenhouse’s lawyer says his client went to an undisclosed “Safe House” location due to death threats and that prosecutors would not agree to keep the address private.
Attorneys say they were advised by law enforcement not to share where Rittenhouse would be living with court journaltimes.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from journaltimes.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
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Somebody smarter than I am is going to have to explain to me how any part of this story makes any damn sense at all. Somehow, the law enforcement officials in Wisconsin have lost Kyle Rittenhouse, the famous young bloodshed tourist from Illinois. From the
Kenosha News:
According to court documents, Kenosha County Assistant District Attorneys Thomas C. Binger and Jason R. Zapf filed the motion to increase bond before Kenosha County Circuit Court Judge Bruce E. Schroeder. The motion asks for an arrest warrant to be issued for Rittenhouse, charged in two homicides and another man who was shot during the civil unrest Aug. 25, along with an additional bond of $200,000. After his initial arrest, Rittenhouse was held in custody until he posted a $2 million bond Nov. 20. The motion states the bond listed his address as an apartment in Antioch, Ill., and specifically required him to give written notice to the Clerk of this Court within 48 hours of any change o