Jacob Chansley, 34, hired one of Kyle Rittenhouse s former attorneys John Pierce, who represented the homicide suspect before the family fired him. Chansley has since rejected QAnon beliefs.
One man was hit by the falling glass and suffered what firefighters described as “severe lacerations.” Author: Joe Dana Updated: 6:29 PM MST June 28, 2021
GLENDALE, Ariz. Shoppers at Arrowhead Towne Center in Glendale experienced a terrifying scene play out on Saturday afternoon. A large glass pane suspended near the mall ceiling inexplicably shattered and fell to the ground in pieces.
One man was hit by the falling glass and suffered what firefighters described as “severe lacerations.”
“At Arrowhead Mall right now. Whole glass broke and fell on some dude, a person can be heard saying on video.
At Arrowhead Mall right now. Whole
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