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Another military veteran joins in with the defendant in Kenosha; Jason Lackowski recalls telling Kyle to run toward police when he ran up to him right after the shooting.
Another military veteran joins in with the defendant in Kenosha; Jason Lackowski recalls telling Kyle to run toward police when he ran up to him right after the shooting.
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WI v. Rittenhouse
S1, EP21 "Military Veterans Accompany Teen"Cross-examination of a five-year army veteran who accompanied the defendant in Kenosha, Wisconsin; Ryan Balch testified that local police never stopped the two of them as they patrolled the streets with their guns.
WI v. Rittenhouse
S1, EP22 "Another Military Veteran Joins In"Another military veteran joins in with the defendant in Kenosha; Jason Lackowski recalls telling Kyle to run toward police when he ran up to him right after the shooting.
WI v. Rittenhouse
S1, EP23 "US Marine Testifies"During cross-examination Jason Lackowski, a former US Marine, explained how he blacked out immediately after the deadly shots were fired.
WI v. Rittenhouse
S1, EP24 "Victim's Relative Testifies"A relative to the second shooting victim took the stand; Hughes confirmed that Anthony Huber knew Jacob Blake, the African American man who was shot by Kenosha police which later sparked the city-wide protests.
WI v. Rittenhouse
S1, EP20 "Veteran Accompanied Rittenhouse to Kenosha"A military veteran, who served in tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, was with the defendant on the night in question; Ryan Balch testified that the victim--Joseph Rosenbaum--threatened him and the defendant Kyle Rittenhouse.
WI v. Rittenhouse
S1, EP19 "Military Veteran Testifies"Through a Facebook group Ryan Balch, a former veteran, recalled going to Kenosha during the night of violent unrest to help out as an armed civilian with the aim to protect property and lives.
WI v. Rittenhouse
S1, EP18 "Journalist Gets Descriptive on What He Witnessed"A journalist on the ground who witnessed the defendant shoot Joseph Rosenbaum is descriptive in what he saw; Richie McGinniss told the jury what he saw and remembered hearing the four fatal shots in a manner of seconds.
WI v. Rittenhouse
S1, EP17 "Video Journalist Helped Shooting Victim"Richie McGinniss was a video journalist who happened to document first-hand the shooting death of Joseph Rosenbaum; he recalled helping the victim on the gurney and going to the hospital soaked in blood.
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