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0:51Now PlayingRobert Crimo, the man accused of opening fire at a Fourth of July parade in Highland Park, Illinois, has confessed.
RELATEDSuspect in connection to parade shooting charged | USA TODAY
The man charged with shooting seven people to death and wounding dozens at a Fourth of July parade has confessed to the rampage and considered another attack in Wisconsin, prosecutors said Wednesday. Lake County State's Attorney Eric Rinehart said Robert E. Crimo III voluntarily admitted to the shooting to police when he was arrested several hours after the attack. "He went into details about what he had done," Rinehart said.
No motive has been revealed. Lake County Major Crime Task Force spokesman Christopher Covelli said that after the shooting Crimo drove to Madison, Wisconsin, about 150 miles northwest of Highland Park, and encountered another holiday event.
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