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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.” U...

The docket notes: Additional text: Return to sender.  Attempted, not known.  Unable to forward. 286 Anita Terrace #10 Antioch According to the conditions of his bond, Rittenhouse was supposed to relay such a change within 48 hours of moving. The motion asks Judge Bruce E. Schroeder to issue a new arrest warrant and increase Rittenhouse’s bail by $200,000. In a Wednesday motion, prosecutors said the court was unable to deliver a hearing notice for Rittenhouse at the address he listed on his home release documentation. That notice quickly came back to the court due to a lack of forwarding ...

Kyle Rittenhouse's lawyers are refusing to reveal the location of his 'secret safe house' after claiming 'high ranking' cop told them to deliberately withhold the address to protect him Rittenhouse’s legal team said the teen is not missing but has been moved to a 'safe house' ahead of his murder trial, citing apparent death threats Lead defense attorney Mark Richards said he believes the defense should be permitted to keep Rittenhouse's location secret, in the interests of safety Richards further added that police had previously advised them to deliberately list a fake address on his bond p...

Brownstown school board approves personnel-related matters Tim Taylor BROWNSTOWN Brownstown Central Community School Corp. classified employees and administrators will receive a boost thanks to a recent action by the board of school trustees. Superintendent Tim Taylor recommended an increase in the corporation’s health insurance contribution by $600 for individuals and $1,400 for family plans and the number of personal days by two for those who receive them. Both were unanimously approved. Taylor said it’s consistent with what the board provided for teachers when approving their contract...