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A jury at Belfast Crown Court is currently being asked to 'determine the facts' and reach a verdict on whether north Belfast man Samuel Francis Morrison 55 was involved in the death of his nephew George Morrison. The 29 year-old was stabbed to death in an alleyway in the Antrim Road area of the city in the early hours of July 6 Rittenhouse fatally shot Rosenbaum -- who was chasing the teenager and threw a bag at him -- and then tried to flee.
A crowd of people pursued the teenager, and Rittenhouse shot at an unidentified man who tried to kick him. He then fatally shot Huber, who had hit him with a skateboard, according to trial testimony and video evidence presented. He wounded Grosskreutz, a paramedic who was armed with a pistol and later testified pointing it at Rittenhouse.
On redirect questioning by the prosecution, Grosskreutz clarified that he never intentionally pointed his gun at Rittenhouse. The prosecution portrayed people who confronted the teen as "heroes" trying to stop what they believed to be an active shooting.
Closing arguments conclude in Kyle Rittenhouse trial. Prosecutor Thomas Binger, in closing arguments, told the jury that Rosenbaum had tipped over an empty Porta Potty, swung a chain, lit a metal garbage dumpster and wooden trailer on fire, and used the N-word the night of the shooting. I'd probably try to prosecute him for arson. But I can't because the defendant killed him," Binger told jurors. Binger added, "When you commit arson, we prosecute.
We don't execute you on the street. Rittenhouse testified he acted in self-defense when he shot four times at Rosenbaum, who he said had threatened him earlier, chased him, thrown a bag at him and lunged for his gun.
Jason Lackowski, a former Marine who testified for the state, said Rosenbaum acted "belligerently" and asked to be shot but was not perceived as a serious threat. Rittenhouse referred to the three other people he shot at as part of a "mob" chasing him. Kyle Rittenhouse testifies in his own defense.
In closing arguments, defense attorney Mark Richards said Rittenhouse feared for his life when he pulled the trigger. One with a skateboard, one with his hands, and one with his feet, one with a gun," Richards said. Grosskreutz testified he pulled out his own firearm because he believed Rittenhouse was an active shooter. He said was a trained paramedic and treated about 10 people that night, including one who had a serious cut after being hit by a rubber bullet.
During his testimony, Rittenhouse said Huber was "holding a skateboard like a baseball bat," which he swung down, hitting Rittenhouse in the neck. Richards, the defense attorney, said before Rittenhouse shot Huber, the shooting victim "strikes him in the head" and is going for a "second lick," adding Huber's "other hand goes for the gun" in Rittenhouse's hand. Binger asked jurors to contrast the teen's behavior with Huber's actions.
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