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crime2 years ago

Accused Highland Park shooter Robert Crimo III chooses to represent himself in trial

Robert Crimo III, the man accused of fatally shooting seven people during a July 4 parade in Highland Park, Illinois, has decided to represent himself in his upcoming trial. Crimo dismissed his public defenders and expressed his intent to defend himself, despite lacking legal education. The trial has been rescheduled for February, and Crimo faces multiple life sentences if found guilty. Prosecutors allege that Crimo admitted to carrying out the massacre after being arrested following a manhunt. His father, Robert Crimo Jr., was previously sentenced to 60 days in prison for helping his son obtain a gun license.

crime2 years ago

Highland Park Massacre Suspect Chooses Self-Representation for February Trial

Robert Crimo III, the suspect in the Highland Park massacre, will represent himself in his criminal trial set for February 2024, a year earlier than expected. Crimo invoked his right to a speedy trial and asked to proceed without his assistant public defenders. The judge questioned his decision, but Crimo insisted on representing himself. Prosecutors now have two months to prepare for the trial, which could last four to six weeks. Crimo has pleaded not guilty to 117 felony counts and could face a life sentence if convicted. His father, who pleaded guilty to reckless conduct, began serving a two-month jail sentence last month.

crime2 years ago

Highland Park Mass Shooting Suspect Robert Crimo III Chooses Self-Representation in 2024 Trial

Highland Park mass shooting suspect, Robert Crimo III, appeared in court and informed the judge that he plans to represent himself during his 2024 trial. Crimo III is accused of killing seven people and injuring over 50 others during the city's 2022 July 4th Parade. He has pleaded not guilty to multiple charges, including 21 counts of murder. The trial date was set for February 26, 2024, after Crimo III invoked his right to a speedy trial. His father, Robert Crimo Jr., was previously sentenced to jail time and probation for his involvement in the case.