KENOSHA, Wisconsin—While jurors debate behind closed doors for the third day over whether to acquit or convict Kyle Rittenhouse, residents in the mid-sized city are bracing for trouble. “I think a lot of it, just like last year, is people from out of town,” Stacy Grulich, a local, told The Epoch Times. “I think there’s gonna be trouble.” Grulich’s daughter attends Reuther Central High School, which moved classes online as preparation for potential unrest. If the school had not, Grulich would have pulled her daughter out. She still recalls what happened last year after Jacob Blake was shot by a police officer after resisting arrest and refusing to drop a knife he was holding. Buildings near Grulich’s home were among those burned down during the rioting that took place. “Stay home and lock the doors,” another resident, who declined to be named, told The Epoch Times. “There were fights down there …
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