Rittenhouse prosecutors admit that a 'reasonable jury' could ACQUIT teen of first degree murder

Rittenhouse prosecutors make extraordinary admission that a 'reasonable jury' could ACQUIT teen of first degree murder: Press for 'multitude' of lesser charges to try and get Kenosha shooter jail time.

Assistant District Attorney James Kraus pressed for 'a multitude of lesser charges' to be put before the jury when they are sent out to deliberate Monday. As it stands Rittenhouse is charged on six counts, including  First Degree Intentional Homicide, which carries a mandatory life sentence.