Dominick Black, the man who bought Kyle Rittenhouse the Gun used to Kill Two People in Kenosha, Wisconsin, and Injure a Third, when he was just 17, is expected to take a Plea Deal to avoid Convictions on Two Felony Charges.
Rittenhouse was Acquitted of All Charges, by a Jury in November, after his Attorneys argued Self-Defense.
Black, now 20, purchased the Smith & Wesson M&P 15 Rifle for Rittenhouse, at a hardware store in May 2020. Three months later, the Teenager used it to kill Joseph Rosenbaum and Anthony Huber, and wound Gaige Grosskreutz, during the Kenosha Protests.
During Rittenhouse’s Trial, Black was the First Witness, telling the Jury, that he used his friend’s Money to buy the Gun, but that the Pair had agreed Rittenhouse wouldn’t use it until he turned 18.
But on Aug. 25, 2020, when Rittenhouse, by himself, drove to Kenosha during the Protests, Black’s Stepfather took the Guns out of their Safes, fearing Trouble, Black testified. Rittenhouse took his to the Streets that night.
Assistant District Attorney, Thomas Binger, filed a proposed Plea Deal for Black on Friday.
Black would plead No Contest to a pair of Citations, and pay a $2,000 Fine, and the Felony Counts would be Dismissed.
The Deal will go before Judge Bruce Schroeder, Monday. He can Accept it, Reject it, or Toss the Charges entirely, after Throwing-Out a similar Count against Rittenhouse, for Unlawful Possession of a Firearm as a Minor.
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