Heh, Heh, Gotta tell this story.EXPLAINER: Rittenhouse plane part of widespread surveillance
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Prosecutors working to convict Kyle Rittenhouse in the shootings of three people during a protest against police brutality in Wisconsin have introduced as evidence surveillance video taken from an FBI airplane circling thousands of feet above the chaos.
Here’s a look at government efforts to track people’s activities from the air:
Yes. Aerial surveillance of protests is actually very common. According to an August 2020 Air Force inspector general report, the National Guard used surveillance planes to watch over demonstrations in Washington, D.C., Minnesota, Arizona and California after George Floyd’s death in Minneapolis that May.
The FBI used aircraft to monitor protests in Ferguson, Missouri, following the 2014 police shooting of Michael Brown and in Baltimore to track protests following Freddie Gray’s death in police custody in 2015. Democrat Barack Obama was president during both of those events. Law enforcement also used aerial surveillance to monitor a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, in 2017 that turned deadly. Republican Donald Trump was president at that time.
An Associated Press investigation in 2015 found that the FBI had built a fleet of at least 50 surveillance planes that flew more than 100 flights over 11 states during a one-month span in the spring of that year under the Obama administration. The AP traced the planes to at least 13 fake companies designed to obscure the identity of the aircraft and the pilots.
The AP review also found that the Drug Enforcement Administration had at least 92 surveillance aircraft as of 2011 under Obama. The U.S. Marshals Service also has operated its own aerial surveillance program.
It’s too early to tell. Prosecutors contend that the video will show Rittenhouse chased Rosenbaum before the situation reversed itself and Rosenbaum chased Rittenhouse — possibly chipping away at Rittenhouse’s self-defense claims. Portions of the infrared video prosecutors played in court on Tuesday — shot from nearly 9,000 feet — showed dozens of small, fuzzy and indistinct images of people standing or moving along the streets and sidewalks.
EXPLAINER: Rittenhouse plane part of widespread surveillance
The FBI surveillance plane that captured footage of the night Kyle Rittenhouse shot three people during a protest against police brutality in Kenosha, Wisconsin, last year was part of a wider government strategy to keep tabs on demonstrations against racial injustice.apnews.com
The mental bubble required to write that dreck is unbelievable. I am positive the author had no problem with the riots of 2020 and didn't consider them "threats to democracy". But let one kid defend himself against the mob and all of a sudden there is a problem. That is cognitive dissonance on a galactic scale.
The comment section gives MSN a good bitch slapping.
being a retard ~~~FIFYThe mental bubble required to write that dreck is unbelievable. I am positive the author had no problem with the riots of 2020 and didn't consider them "threats to democracy". But let one kid defend himself against the mob and all of a sudden there is a problem. That iscognitive dissonanceon a galactic scale.
Rosenbaum's fiancée, Kariann Swart, revealed in her own testimony that he was on medication for bipolar disorder and depression, striking a potential blow against the prosecution's argument that Rittenhouse was the aggressor in the situation.Kyle Rittenhouse Case: Witness Calls Victim Belligerent, Fiancée Testifies
Jason Lackowski testified that Joseph Rosenbaum, one of the people fatally shot, seemed to be a "babbling idiot" but not a real threat to Rittenhouse's safety.www.newsweek.com
We have a babbling idiot for a president. He should be medicated and under supervision as well.Kyle Rittenhouse Case: Witness Calls Victim Belligerent, Fiancée Testifies
Jason Lackowski testified that Joseph Rosenbaum, one of the people fatally shot, seemed to be a "babbling idiot" but not a real threat to Rittenhouse's safety.www.newsweek.com
The article totally misses the obvious. When .gov can’t or won‘t protect citizens from rioters, we have to protect ourselves.The mental bubble required to write that dreck is unbelievable. I am positive the author had no problem with the riots of 2020 and didn't consider them "threats to democracy". But let one kid defend himself against the mob and all of a sudden there is a problem. That is cognitive dissonance on a galactic scale.
I suspect he is heavily medicated and is obviously under very close supervision. They'll even cut his mic before allowing him to answer some questions.We have a babbling idiot for a president. He should be medicated and under supervision as well.
And to think all those enablers think this situation is preferable to Trump. That is incredible cognitive dissonance.I suspect he is heavily medicated and is obviously under very close supervision. They'll even cut his mic before allowing him to answer some questions.
And to think, the otherwise conservative never-Trumpers are not alarmed by this. I’m not a hardcore Trump apologist, but good night people, this is a human versus a potato.And to think all those enablers think this situation is preferable to Trump. That is incredible cognitive dissonance.
So it's going well for the prosecution.
I think that judge has control of his court ,If Rittenhouse walks, He will be a hero and Icon of the second Amendment . Thats the last thing these commie 's want to see. They will do whatever they have to to get him in jail. Probably going to call a mistrial to delay the inevitable.
He figured this was going to be his "catapult my career" moment.does anyone know how many time the prosecution lawyer took the bar exam .. LOL .