Family of Protester Shot Dead By Rittenhouse Files Lawsuit Against Kenosha Authorities
The lawsuit accuses Kenosha law enforcement officials of conspiring with White militias and failing to protecting Black Lives Matter protesters’ lives.
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The lawsuit accuses Kenosha law enforcement officials of conspiring with White militias and failing to protecting Black Lives Matter protesters’ lives.
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