Kyle Rittenhouse sued by estate of Joseph Rosenbaum

I see that you've not updated your narrative. He never crossed a state line with a weapon, legal or illegal. Getting that wrong tells me you really don't know much about the case beyond a few outdated and refuted headlines.
He illegally had it and illegally purchased through a straw purchase.
 
How was him being there illegal?

The only one there with an illegal weapon was the ex con, whom the state had decided could not own a firearm, much less carry one.
There was a curfew. Everyone broke, making everyone liable.
 
If he hadn't gotten his gun, left home, crossed state lines, went into a city he had no business being in...

If he hadn't paraded around brandishing his weapon...

If he had only had an adult mentor that could have schooled him in reality and life...
If he hadn't gotten his gun, left home, crossed state lines, went into a city he had no business being in...

His gun never left Kenosha after being purchased by his friend.
His father lived in Kenosha at the time, he had every right to be there.


(another moron that didn't watch the trial)
 
If he had, he'd be spending a long time in a small cell for murder because he was not justified to shoot Rittenhouse. In this country, you have no justification to shoot someone who is leaving the area, and Rittenhouse was certainly fleeing.
Unless its reasonable to believe rittenhouse was illegally shooting people.

He (Rosskreutz) should not have been there in the first place.
 
I saw the videos. I saw the trial. I didn't see where he was "invited" to guard a storefront. Prove it!

"On August 24, Rittenhouse drove to Kenosha to stay with his friend Dominick Black.[62][50] The following day, August 25, Rittenhouse helped clean graffiti off a school.[63] Later, Rittenhouse and Black, both armed with rifles, arrived at Car Source.[64][65] Accounts differ as to whether Rittenhouse and Black's help was requested by Car Source. The dealership owner's sons denied that gunmen had been asked to defend the business,[66][67] but several witnesses testified that armed individuals had been directly sought out by the business to protect their property.[66]"
 
Unless its reasonable to believe rittenhouse was illegally shooting people.

He (Rosskreutz) should not have been there in the first place.
Rittenhouse:

If he hadn't gotten his gun, left home, crossed state lines, went into a city he had no business being in...

If he hadn't paraded around brandishing his weapon...

If he had only had an adult mentor that could have schooled him in reality and life...
 
“These lawsuits are making it harder and harder for me to move on with my life,” Rittenhouse told a far-right blog in response to the Rosenbaum estate’s lawsuit. “It is extremely difficult to go outside without fear of being harassed or assaulted because of the lies spread in these lawsuits. No one should have to continue to defend the fact that they acted in self defense.”

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Lawsuit:

“Astonishingly, the Kenosha Police Department, Kenosha County Sheriff’s Department, their supervising officials and police officers, and law enforcement officers from surrounding communities did not treat Defendant Rittenhouse or any of the other armed individuals patrolling the streets as a threat to the safety of themselves or the citizens they were sworn to protect,” the lawsuit goes on. “Instead, the law enforcement Defendants deputized these armed individuals, conspired with them, and ratified their actions by letting them patrol the streets, armed with deadly weapons, to mete out justice as they saw fit.”

After Rosenbaum was shot and killed by Rittenhouse, Huber and Grosskreutz approached the teenage shooter – attempting to disarm him. Huber, of course, died, while Grosskreutz survived a shot to the arm, the lawsuit notes, using the word “hero” to refer to each.

After the first shots were fired, the federal lawsuit notes, law enforcement “did not limit [Rittenhouse’s] movement in any way” or “stop him from shooting individuals after he started.”

“They did not arrest him, detain him, or question him even after he had killed two people,” the filing continues. “Among other things, the Law Enforcement Defendants directed their curfew order only at people protesting the Law Enforcement Defendants’ own police violence, and not at Defendant Rittenhouse and others, who were supportive of law enforcement.”

Rittenhouse approached police in Wisconsin with his arms up and was allowed to pass freely back to Illinois where he turned himself into law enforcement later that same night. He was held in a juvenile lockup before being extradited to the Badger State on Oct. 30, 2020.
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Actually, the statute didn't apply to Kyle's gun because it was long-barreled, which is legal for minors to possess. Thus, the charge was tossed. It didn't even make it into the trial.
He didn't own it. His compatriot pled out to straw purchasing it. All that will come in.

I imagine there is a good chance for a settlement. The plaintiff's case is no sure thing.
 
Rittenhouse:

If he hadn't gotten his gun, left home, crossed state lines, went into a city he had no business being in...
He worked in the city. He had more right than the rioters to be there.
If he hadn't paraded around brandishing his weapon...
Which he only used in self-defense, as was established in the trial.
If he had only had an adult mentor that could have schooled him in reality and life...
What reality, that putting out fires and opposing a certain political desire that wants nothing more than death and destruction is a fast way to a lifetime of harassment from bitter losers who can't leave a kid alone? It used to be that being acquitted in court meant you went about your way to live your life. Now it just means that a bunch of random internet keyboard jockeys will attempt to destroy your life because they know better than the judge and jury who were given the evidence. They read the headlines, after all.
 
He worked in the city. He had more right than the rioters to be there.


Yet Another boldfaced lie



In mid-August last year, he had begun working as a lifeguard at the Pleasant Prairie RecPlex in Kenosha County and — although he did not possess a driver’s license — would drive to work from Antioch each day, he said. Rittenhouse told the court that he drove to work on Aug. 24 and stayed in Kenosha overnight at Black’s stepfather’s house. He remained in the city on Aug. 25, cleaning graffiti off a high school early in the day and then later going to a local store to buy a sling for his rifle.


Rittenhouse returned to his residence in Illinois shortly after the shootings, when Black drove him home. It’s not clear why Rittenhouse did not drive himself, but he had testified that his car was parked at the stepfather’s house and that Black drove them to downtown Kenosha in Black’s car.
 

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