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.