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Kyle Rittenhouse Staying In ‘Safe House’ After ‘Numerous Threats,’ Attorney Says

Tim Pearce
Kyle Rittenhouse Staying In ‘Safe House’ After ‘Numerous Threats,’ Attorney Says
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An attorney for Kyle Rittenhouse said the teen is staying at a safe house with his family due to “numerous threats” they have received after prosecutors alleged he violated his bail terms.

Wisconsin prosecutors are seeking an arrest warrant as well as a $200,000 bail increase for Rittenhouse after Kenosha, Wisc., police detectives found that the teen was no longer living at his court-listed address on Feb. 2. Rittenhouse’s defense team filed a motion on Wednesday rebutting the prosecution.

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