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Author: Bruce Vielmetti, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

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Men shot by Kyle Rittenhouse can’t be called ‘victims’ at trial, but may be called ‘looters,’ judge says

October 26, 2021Bruce Vielmetti, Milwaukee Journal SentinelComments Off on Men shot by Kyle Rittenhouse can’t be called ‘victims’ at trial, but may be called ‘looters,’ judge says

The Illinois teen will go on trial next week for shooting three people, two fatally, during a 2020 protest against police brutality in Wisconsin.

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Kyle Rittenhouse shooting survivor lawsuit blames law enforcement officials for deadly chaos

October 15, 2021Bruce Vielmetti, Milwaukee Journal SentinelComments Off on Kyle Rittenhouse shooting survivor lawsuit blames law enforcement officials for deadly chaos

Gaige Grosskreutz, shot by Kyle Rittenhouse, sued Kenosha officials, claiming they cooperated with armed vigilantes and violated protesters’ rights

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A girl was threatened with jail over COVID-19 social media posts. A judge ruled in her favor

September 27, 2021September 27, 2021Bruce Vielmetti, Milwaukee Journal SentinelComments Off on A girl was threatened with jail over COVID-19 social media posts. A judge ruled in her favor

A judge ruled a sheriff violated a high school girl’s free speech rights when she was threatened with jail over Instagram posts about her COVID scare.

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Cases against 17 people charged in Jan. 6 Capitol riot on hold after lawyer goes missing

August 30, 2021Bruce Vielmetti, Milwaukee Journal SentinelComments Off on Cases against 17 people charged in Jan. 6 Capitol riot on hold after lawyer goes missing

An associate told a judge John M. Pierce was in a car accident, then told another judge Pierce was on a ventilator, hospitalized with COVID-19.

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One year after Kenosha protest shootings, Kyle Rittenhouse’s case has a long way to go

August 22, 2021Bruce Vielmetti, Milwaukee Journal SentinelComments Off on One year after Kenosha protest shootings, Kyle Rittenhouse’s case has a long way to go

It’s been a year since Kyle Rittenhouse was charged with killing two people and wounding a third during unrest in Kenosha, Wisconsin.

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Kenosha police officer who shot Jacob Blake in the back returns to work, will not face discipline

April 13, 2021Bruce Vielmetti, Milwaukee Journal SentinelComments Off on Kenosha police officer who shot Jacob Blake in the back returns to work, will not face discipline

It was previously announced that Rusten Sheskey would face no criminal charges in the Aug. 23 incident that left Blake paralyzed from the waist down.

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Wisconsin pharmacist who tried to spoil 500 COVID-19 vaccine doses pleads guilty to federal tampering charges

January 26, 2021Bruce Vielmetti, Milwaukee Journal SentinelComments Off on Wisconsin pharmacist who tried to spoil 500 COVID-19 vaccine doses pleads guilty to federal tampering charges

Steven Brandenburg was charged by federal authorities with two counts of attempting to tamper with a consumer product. He also faces state charges.

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Kyle Rittenhouse accused of flashing white power sign at bar; prosecutors want him to stay away from Proud Boys

January 14, 2021January 14, 2021Bruce Vielmetti, Milwaukee Journal SentinelComments Off on Kyle Rittenhouse accused of flashing white power sign at bar; prosecutors want him to stay away from Proud Boys

Kenosha prosecutors want new bail conditions for Kyle Rittenhouse barring him from drinking or associating with hate groups and he’s OK with that.

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What’s next in Kenosha? Federal investigation and Kyle Rittenhouse case continue

January 6, 2021January 6, 2021Bruce Vielmetti, Milwaukee Journal SentinelComments Off on What’s next in Kenosha? Federal investigation and Kyle Rittenhouse case continue

A federal investigation into the police shooting of Jacob Blake is ongoing, while the high-profile case of Kyle Rittenhouse continues.

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Kyle Rittenhouse pleads not guilty to seven charges stemming from Kenosha killings

January 5, 2021Bruce Vielmetti, Milwaukee Journal SentinelComments Off on Kyle Rittenhouse pleads not guilty to seven charges stemming from Kenosha killings

The not guilty pleas come months after he was charged with killing two protesters and wounding a third a during civil unrest in Kenosha.

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