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Just scanning the article, it sounds like the normal course of justice:
Investigate, Indict if justified, Prosecute (to a guilty verdict, not guilty verdict, or plea agreement), Plea Agreement, Sentence, Incarcerate.
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Sounds normal.

Posted By: cks175

on unrelated offenses.
This week a court sentenced Joshua and Kelly Ziminski to 20 months in prison for burglary and robbery with threat of force charges that they pleaded guilty to in May. Other charges were dropped in exchange for a plea deal, according to Fox 6.  
   
 In the heat of the 2020 riots in Kenosha, Wisconsin, Joshua Ziminski fired a "warning shot" just before Kyle Rittenhouse shot three men in self-defense. Ziminski was out of bail for his involvement in the riots when he and his wife went on the crime spree that earned them 7 felony charges
 Joshua denied having a weapon on him. Kelly was on probation and Joshua was out on bond pending trial for charges of Arson (Felony), Disorderly Conduct / Use of a Dangerous Weapon (Misdemeanor), and Obstructing an officer during the 2020 riots.
 
   
 http://kenoshacountyeye.com/2022/09/14/kenosha-riot-couple-held-on-100000-each-for-kidnapping-man-at-knife-point-forcing-him-to-use-atms-throughout-city/

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on unrelated offenses.

This week a court sentenced Joshua and Kelly Ziminski to 20 months in prison for burglary and robbery with threat of force charges that they pleaded guilty to in May. Other charges were dropped in exchange for a plea deal, according to Fox 6.  

In the heat of the 2020 riots in Kenosha, Wisconsin, Joshua Ziminski fired a "warning shot" just before Kyle Rittenhouse shot three men in self-defense. Ziminski was out of bail for his involvement in the riots when he and his wife went on the crime spree that earned them 7 felony charges

 Joshua denied having a weapon on him. Kelly was on probation and Joshua was out on bond pending trial for charges of Arson (Felony), Disorderly Conduct / Use of a Dangerous Weapon (Misdemeanor), and Obstructing an officer during the 2020 riots.

http://kenoshacountyeye.com/2022/09/14/kenosha-riot-couple-held-on-100000-each-for-kidnapping-man-at-knife-point-forcing-him-to-use-atms-throughout-city/

Related Link: Kenosha “Riot Couple” Held On $100,000 Each For Kidnapping Man

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impposter54 reads

Just scanning the article, it sounds like the normal course of justice:
Investigate, Indict if justified, Prosecute (to a guilty verdict, not guilty verdict, or plea agreement), Plea Agreement, Sentence, Incarcerate.
.
Sounds normal.

Posted By: cks175

on unrelated offenses.
This week a court sentenced Joshua and Kelly Ziminski to 20 months in prison for burglary and robbery with threat of force charges that they pleaded guilty to in May. Other charges were dropped in exchange for a plea deal, according to Fox 6.  
   
 In the heat of the 2020 riots in Kenosha, Wisconsin, Joshua Ziminski fired a "warning shot" just before Kyle Rittenhouse shot three men in self-defense. Ziminski was out of bail for his involvement in the riots when he and his wife went on the crime spree that earned them 7 felony charges
 Joshua denied having a weapon on him. Kelly was on probation and Joshua was out on bond pending trial for charges of Arson (Felony), Disorderly Conduct / Use of a Dangerous Weapon (Misdemeanor), and Obstructing an officer during the 2020 riots.
 
   
 http://kenoshacountyeye.com/2022/09/14/kenosha-riot-couple-held-on-100000-each-for-kidnapping-man-at-knife-point-forcing-him-to-use-atms-throughout-city/

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inicky4652 reads

But certain partisan hacks need to troll for attention.

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cks17551 reads

Just a timely reminder of who the bad guys were during the 2020 riots of the George Floyd summer.

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inicky4648 reads

Armed with an AR and out looking for trouble. His acquittal was one of the luckiest of all time.

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coeur-de-lion39 reads

captured on video, it's pretty hard to argue it wasn't self-defense even though the hack prosecutor tried.  I hear he has a desk job now as a paralegal.  Lol

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inicky4663 reads

He cruised the streets armed with an AR and, if he had't been carrying it he'd never have been attacked.
He's a little cunt and justice will catch up to him some day. Soon, I hope.

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