Kenosha County Circuit Judge Bruce Schroeder denied the motion to rearrest Kyle Rittenhouse, who is charged in the fatal shooting of two protesters and injuring another.
"There are so many appropriate ways to take care of the circumstances in the Rittenhouse case that don't involve telling the judge lies," one expert said.
Attorneys for admitted Kenosha killer
Kyle Rittenhouse caused quite a row in some recent court filings. Now, the Kenosha Police Department is telling the public they are in no way responsible for any of the defense’s eyebrow-raising claims.
Recall: On Wednesday, Kenosha County Assistant District Attorney
Thomas Bingerasked for a bond increase and an arrest warrant after authorities were unable to locate the now-18-year-old who killed two people and injured a third during a racial justice protest last year.
In response, Rittenhouse’s attorney
Mark Richards filed a motion that claimed a local police captain instructed the defense to lie about where he was staying on a pretrial bond document.
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Kyle Rittenhouse, the accused shooter charged in fatally shooting two people and injuring another during the Kenosha protests, is nowhere to be found, according to prosecutors who say that the teenager violated his bond agreement after he allegedly changed his living address and failed to notify the courts.
Prosecutors wrote in a motion filed that Rittenhouse, now 18, did not inform the courts within 48 hours of his change of address, which is one of his bail conditions, CBS News reported. Rittenhouse was released on $2 million bail on November 20, Inside Edition Digital previously reported. The address listed on the defendant s bond.is false and the defendant no longer resides there, a court filing by the Kenosha County District Attorneys Office said. The Clerk of Circuit Court had apparently mailed a notice to his home and it was returned unclaimed in late January, according to prosecutors. The US Postal Service also reportedly indicated that the notice service was u