Kyle Rittenhouse Kenosha shooting (multiple videos)

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The above video is the shooting of Anthony Huber and Gage Grosskreuz (Huber died, Grosskreuz survived with destroyed biceps). Here's another POV:

Shooting of Joseph Rosenbaum (died):

Grosskreuz's missing biceps:

Huber aftermath:

Rosenbaum aftermath:

Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States

August 25, 2020

On August 23, Kenosha police shot an African American named Jacob Blake, paralyzing him permanently. Because of this, protests broke out in the city, which turned into riots. All charges against the police for this shooting were eventually dropped btw.

Kyle Rittenhouse is from Antioch, Illinois, but worked in Kenosha during the day as a lifeguard at Pleasant Prairie RecPlex. On August 24, he decided to stay overnight and meet up with his friend Dominic Black because of the riots. On August 25, they both arrived at the Car Source business to defend it from BLM rioters. At some point during the night, they split up.

Joseph Rosenbaum had interacted with Kyle (and another unknown man) before the shooting, saying "If I catch any of you guys alone tonight, I'm going to fucking kill you!" Rosenbaum had also displayed erratic and hyperaggressive behavior with others, asking people to shoot him, throwing rocks, and trying to start fights. Kyle went to the Car Source parking lot, as someone had set a vehicle on fire and he intended to put it out. However, he noticed someone holding a pistol in their hand and tried to run away. Rosenbaum ended up chasing him, shouting "Fuck you!" and grabbing the barrel of his gun, at which point he fatally shot Rosenbaum. The bullets hit his heart, aorta, pulmonary artery and right lung, fractured his pelvis, and caused minor wounds to his left thigh and forehead.

Then, other people started yelling that Rittenhouse shot someone, and the rioters chased after him. Anthony Huber hit him with a skateboard and struggled with him to grab the gun out of his hands, at which point he shot Huber, hitting him in the heart and right lung and causing him to die rapidly. After Huber was shot, Grosskreuz put his hands up, but then pointed his handgun at Kyle and advanced on him while he was still down. This caused Kyle to shoot Grosskreuz, hitting his right biceps.

After this, Kyle advanced towards the police for protection and gave himself in. He was charged with two counts of first-degree homicide, one count of first-degree attempted homicide, two counts of recklessly endangering safety, possession of a dangerous weapon under 18, and failure to comply with an emergency order from state or local government. The latter two charges were dismissed, and he was eventually acquitted of all remaining charges by the jury on November 19, 2021.

Kyle leaving the courthouse after being found not guilty on all counts:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kenosha_unrest_shooting