Whether you believe he was "defending himself" or not- he was actively committing at least 3 crimes. Some would argue 5 crimes. You cannot plead self-defense while actively committing a crime. So, he will get 1st degree felony murder, or at the minimum, 2nd degree murder for the reckless endangerment of human life.
1. He was not of legal age to carry a weapon in either Illinois or Wisconsin
2. He did not have a permit to carry the weapon he fired in either Illinois or Wisconsin
3. He was out in the street after state-mandated curfew
He was not a citizen of Kenosha and drove to the conflict on purpose (Reckless endangerment)
Its felony murder, or at very least, 2nd. He wont get off. It wont happen
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