The man accused of killing seven individuals at a July 4 motorcade in Highland Park, Illinois

made a trip to Wisconsin after the shooting and truly mulled over another assault, police said Wednesday.

Specialists likewise said 21-year-old Robert Bobby Crimo III has owned

up to the killings and “delved into insights regarding what he had done” in a meeting with agents.

Lake County Major Crime Task Force Deputy Chief Chris Covelli told columnists on Wednesday that after

Crimo left the shooting scene in Illinois, he ventured out to Madison, where he saw another special festival occurring.

He truly examined utilizing the gun he had in his vehicle to commit another shooting, Covelli said.

We don’t have data to propose he anticipated heading to Madison at first to commit another assault, Covelli added.

We in all actuality do accept that he was cruising all over following the principal assault and saw the festival.

Covelli said it’s not yet clear why the suspect didn’t do another assault,

however said signs are that he hadn’t placed sufficient idea and examination into it.

Authorities have said they accept Crimo arranged the assault in Highland Park for a really long time.

6 Dead After Shooting At Fourth Of July Parade In Chicago Suburb Belongings are shown abandoned at

the location of a mass shooting along the course of a Fourth of July march on July 4, 2022 in Highland Park, Illinois.

Covelli said it’s likewise not satisfactory why Crimo passed on Madison to get back to Illinois

where he  ultimately captured after a cop pulled him over in his mom’s vehicle.

He said Crimo left his telephone in Madison, and that the gadget has since  recuperated.

He likewise said specialists told the adjudicator at Wednesday’s bond hearing that he

terminated one full clasp of 30 rounds, reloaded, kept terminating, and reloaded a third time.

Crimo accused on Tuesday of seven counts of first degree murder.

Whenever indicted, he would confront an obligatory life sentence without the chance of parole, Rinehart said while reporting the charges.

Rinehart said he anticipated many, many more charges to be recorded, including  endeavored murder

allegation and an exasperated battery with a gun charge for each and every

individual who  harmed in the shooting. He said those charges are normal in late July.

Police said Tuesday that no less than 45 individuals  harmed or killed during the shooting.

Specialists have distinguished the seven departed casualties as Katherine Goldstein.