Highland Park parade shooting: Prosecutors ask judge for more time to collect evidence against alleged shooter

Dozens of mourners gather for a vigil in Highland Park, one day after a gunman killed seven people and wounded dozens more by firing an AR-15-style rifle into a crowd attending Highland Park’s Fourth of July parade. (Ashlee Rezin/Sun-Times file)

The accused Highland Park parade shooter returned to court Tuesday as prosecutors asked a judge for more time to collect evidence.

Since Robert Crimo III’s last hearing in November, attorneys have collected 10,000 pages of evidence and dozens of photos and videos connected to the July 4 massacre that left seven people dead and nearly 50 wounded, attorneys said during the four-minute hearing.