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He admitted on the stand that he didn't have any reason at the time to believe Rittenhouse had shot anyone. He even had a short conversation with Rittenhouse wh
by hajile 5y ago
He admitted on the stand that he didn't have any reason at the time to believe Rittenhouse had shot anyone. He even had a short conversation with Rittenhouse while he was going toward the police line. Furthermore, he testified that he was worried about Rittenhouse being hurt by the skateboard.
To his knowledge at the time (according to his testimony -- and I firmly believe he was lying a LOT), he was worried about Rittenhouse being attacked. Rittenhouse then (by his own perception) shoots in self-defense. Where does he then see a need to attack or point a gun at Rittenhouse?