'It will help him move on': Teen mistakenly shot by Des Plaines cop settles lawsuit for $1.9 million
A teenager who was mistakenly shot by a Des Plaines police officer in 2019 has settled with the city for $1.9 million.
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A teenager who was mistakenly shot by a Des Plaines police officer in 2019 has settled with the city for $1.9 million.
That may be on the push signed? >> that's a good question. you know, he -- i don't place this in political leanings. he had a couple of times posted about donald trump. once he was outside of his motorcade, after donald trump landed for an event. and at another time, it was posted with a trump flag draped around him. he posted that on his twitter account. but i do want to say that the irony of these boards is just as important as -- so whether he believes, whether he was functionally a donald trump fan or not, you can't tell by two posts. you really cannot. but you can tell, this guy was obses...
So whether he believes, whether he was functionally and donald trump fan or not, you can tell by two posts. you really cannot. but you can tell, this guy was obsessed with mass murder. whether he was pushed that way from a politician or not, i'm not sure. but i can tell you, it was pushed that way from a community of people on the internet, who are more effectively his hands. and telling him to accelerate it. >> one of the things that you probably heard many times from tim kavanaugh, our analyst over here on msnbc and nbc news, he often uses the word loner. would you describe, based on the pos...
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