by Chris Menahan, DC Clothesline:
Kyle Rittenhouse was “turned on” by a mob on Tuesday night in Kenosha for trying to put out car fires after having put out a fire at a Church earlier in the night, according to a man who reportedly witnessed the riots first hand and allegedly met and joined with Rittenhouse to protect a local business.
The witness told The Vicki McKenna Show during an interview on 1310 WIBA on Friday that Rittenhouse and others, including military veterans, responded to a call on social media from a business owner to help protect his business which had already been partially destroyed during the prior nights of rioting.
Gun Owners of America Senior Vice President Erich Pratt issued a statement defending Kyle Rittenhouse’s right to self-defense based off their analysis of publicly available video evidence and said their lawyers are looking into the case.
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