Kyle Rittenhouse trial: MSNBC banned from courthouse after so-called producer followed jurors

While the Kyle Rittenhouse jury continues its deliberations, the judge announced that a man claiming to be a staffer with MSNBC was stopped and briefly taken into custody by Kenosha police on Wednesday night for allegedly following the bus containing the jurors in the case. The man told police that he was instructed by bosses in NY to follow the bus. The judge said MSNBC will no longer be allowed in the courthouse for the duration of the trial.

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[randallreed]

Absolutely no media outlet should be stalking a jury bus. Charges should be brought against that individual.

[roul]

They should actually be criminally charged for intimidation of a jury.

[brianpartlow]

Don't just write the reporter a ticket. This is jury intimidation! Arrest them and who he works for! Show them this won't be tolerated!

[EJIHI]

It was awesome seeing MSNBC humiliated like this today, made my day.

[ScottCleve]

Raise your hand if you're not surprised that MSNBC would do such a thing.

[marystanton]

They should be charged for attempting jury tampering.

[yadayada]

This is why the jury should be sequestered while deliberating.

[jackyou]

The reporter should be prosecuted for intimidating jurors.

[Roxy]

Holy crap! Juror harrassment! Following jurors is NOT ALLOWED, especially since they're still deliberating.

[lehighstar]

That's the best news I've heard banning MSDNC is judge is awesome

[ledzeppelin]

The only way Kyle loses is if the judge makes the jury mail in their votes.

[goldrecordsvideos]

Jury intimidation is as old as America. Why haven't charges been brought?

[michaelchmiel]

Trying to out the jury so their puppets can try to intimidate them.

[fastfreeks]

I'm starting to wonder if it's even possible to have a fair trial in todays political climate.

[MK-fkty]

I didn't hear the Judge say anything about anyone trying to impersonate a reporter. He said MSNBC is Not allowed back in & it's very serious.

[HandleThiSS]

Chasing a bus full of jurors - what exactly was he hoping to accomplish here? Seems like attempted juror intimidation to me

[sabine]

This is outrageous they should be charged with terrorizing jurors or interference in deliberations. I'm so angry about this.

[thalleshoward]

PMSNBC should be sued and fined for jury intimidation

[pauloconnor]

Jurors are now just worried about public opinion they should have concluded after 30 minutes for God sake this is ridiculous.

[dogandpony]

This is a clear case of Jury Tampering, there should be charges