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On Wednesday, a demonstrator with a rifle appeared outside the Kinosha Courthouse.
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Inside the courthouse, a jury is currently discussing a murder trial at Kyle Rittenhouse.
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Meanwhile, law enforcement agencies are preparing for the verdict.
A demonstrator with a rifle appears outside the Kinosha County Courthouse on Wednesday, and a jury is deliberating in a murder trial at Kyle Rittenhouse while law enforcement agencies support the verdict.
Sergeant David Wright, a spokesman for the Sheriff’s Office in Kinosha County, told the insider.
In a video tweeted by Fox News, Police officers from the Kinosha County Sheriff’s Office were seen asking men for identification and permission to carry weapons.
The man told police officers that he did not have a valid permit, and police officers said he needed a permit to carry a gun within 1,000 feet of school.
Then he was asked by a police officer to voluntarily clean up the gun — he did, Wright told the insider.
No other action was taken at the time, Wright said.
Meanwhile, about 500 National Guards were activated by Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers on Friday prior to the verdict of the Rittenhaus case.
“We continue to work closely with our partners at the local level to ensure that the state provides support and resources to help keep the Kenosha community and the wider area safe,” Evers said. Said. statement..
Deliberation by a jury Rittenhouse Murder Trial It started on Tuesday.
Protesters Outside the court He has shown both for and against Rittenhouse, including St. Louis couples Mark and Patricia McCloskey, who pointed their guns at the Black Lives Matter march in June 2020.
There are no businesses on board and there is no enclosure around the courthouse, the local news station ABC7. report on Monday.
Rittenhouse, 18 years old Indicted for deadly shooting Joseph Rosenbaum and Anthony Huber, and the injured Gaiji Grosskreutz during a protest in Kenosha, Wisconsin, followed a shooting by Jacob Blake’s police in August 2020.
He pleaded not guilty to all the accusations he faced and stated that he acted in self-defense.
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