The videos give the first glimpse at how the investigation unfolded in the hours after Rittenhouse shot the men amid unrest in southeast Wisconsin. Black said Rittenhouse told him an officer had threatened to pepper-spray him during that exchange. “Dude, I think I’m gonna be in more trouble than you because you defended yourself,” Black said he told Rittenhouse. After the shooting, Black drove Rittenhouse back to his mother’s apartment in Antioch. AdvertisementAt the end of her interview, Kenosha police informed her that Kyle Rittenhouse would remain in custody and probably face criminal charges in Wisconsin.

Source: Los Angeles Times November 21, 2020 06:36 UTC