HIGHLAND PARK, Ill. — An on-video confession given by the man accused of opening fire at this north shore community's Independence Day parade two years ago is valid, the judge has ruled. Judge Victoria Rosetti denied a motion to suppress Robert Crimo III's testimony, saying the defendant was fully aware of his rights and declined an attorney multiple times.  "It is evident to the court there was no evidence of coercion, deceit or intimidation to…

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Alleged Highland Park shooter's comments to police after mass shooting to be allowed during trial

Alleged Highland Park parade shooter Robert Crimo III's comments to police after the mass shooting will be allowed during trial, a judge decided.

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A Lake County judge on Wednesday ruled that prosecutors can present any part of the entire seven-hour-plus police interrogation video of the Highland Park parade massacre suspect at his trial scheduled for February.Judge Victoria Rossetti, reading her ruling at the Lake County Courthouse, rejected a motion to prohibit the majority of the interview of suspect Robert E. Crimo III. He is accused of killing seven people with an assault rifle from a …

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Robert E. Crimo III attends a case management conference as he holds the Quran in English at the Lake County Courthouse in Waukegan on Wednesday. | Photo: Nam Y. Huh/AP (Pool) A judge ruled that the accused Highland Park parade mass shooter’s constitutional rights were not violated and his police interviews will be allowed as evidence at trial in February. Robert Crimo III, 23, of Highwood, appeared in court Wednesday morning for a case manageme…

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Crimo video confession admissible A judge has ruled that a video confession given by the man accused of shooting and killing seven people at an Independence Day parade in Highland Park two years ago is valid. 
Judge Victoria Rosetti denied a motion to suppress Robert Crimo III’s testimony, saying the defendant was aware of his rights and declined an attorney numerous times. Crimo, who has pleaded not guilty to all charges, is expected to go to t…

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A Lake County judge on Wednesday ruled that prosecutors can present any part of the entire seven-hour-plus police interrogation video of the Highland Park parade massacre suspect at his trial scheduled for February. Judge Victoria Rossetti, reading her ruling at the Lake County Courthouse, rejected a motion to prohibit the majority of the interview of suspect Robert E. Crimo III. Crimo, who held a Quran in court Wednesday, is accused of killing …

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A judge declined Wednesday to throw out statements made by a man charged with killing seven people at an Independence Day parade in suburban Chicago in 2022. Robert Crimo III willingly waived his right to remain silent while speaking to police, and there was no “coercion, deceit or intimidation” to prevent him from talking to a lawyer, Lake County Judge Victoria Rossetti said. Crimo’s defense team had argued that a lawyer hired by his family was…

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