A suspect who drove a car into a parade of children in Wisconsin was out on bail, thanks to the left's criminal justice strategy.

And after Kyle Rittenhouse's acquittal, the media doubled down on their lying narrative.

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on a new phone. All righty. So the big news of the weekend is this horrific incident in

Waukesha, Wisconsin. According to the UK Daily Mail, at least five people have been killed

and 40 injured, including at least 12 children after a speeding SUV plowed into a Christmas parade taking place in a suburban town near Milwaukee on Sunday.

A red Ford escape broke through barriers in Waukesha, Wisconsin, around 4.40 p.m. as the parade was taking place, drove at speed through crowds, sending bodies flying as horrified families watched on helplessly. We're not going to show you the video because it really is pretty

horrific, and it doesn't add anything here. You can just see kids marching down the street, and then

this Ford SUV, which you can't really, you have no idea why it's there, just plowing through

people, apparently some gunshots were fired as well.

Police originally said a person of interest was in custody. No arrests had been made. Chief Daniel Thompson said no motive had been established, but the officers are not discounting at terrorism. Officers are also looking into the possibility. The suspect was fleeing an earlier incident involving a knife when he reached the parade, which would be unbelievable. if this guy was involved in a knife crime and then was running from the cops and decided, hey, while I'm at it, I may as well run over a few school children. Truly an act of evil, Thompson said one officer fired at the vehicle in an unsuccessful bid to stop it, with witnesses saying it sped along the parade route and did not slow down, even as it hit a schoolgirls dance troop and elderly members of them walking

dancing grannies along with families sitting by the side of the road.

Dozens of pieces of footage ended up capturing the carnage, revealing the car traveled at least

three blocks down the parade route before breaking through barriers and speeding away.

A picture captured later in an unknown location showed what appeared to be the vehicle involved, backed onto a driveway with the hood badly dented and bent up. It's unclear how the vehicle

came to be there. Police have not revealed exactly how the suspect was arrested.

It's horrific all the way through. And there's lots of speculation at this point about the

motive of this person, about whether this person was, in fact, involved in an earlier

crime that day. I don't on this show talk about the identities of mass shooters or mass killers

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