Students often walk in the neighborhood to get to campus. “We have students who walk by, if I’m doing yard work, the students will stop and say, ‘Hey, you need some help?’ You know, they’re willing to help. They’re really good kids,” he explained.
Because of that, the suspect didn’t stand out to him. “When I looked at my camera, and I first had seen the guy limping, I thought, oh, there’s something wrong with that guy’s leg. I didn’t think nothing of it, but then when my son went through our camera, he noticed it, and he picked up on it right away.”
OREM, Utah (ABC4) — The first man arrested in connection with the deadly shooting of Charlie Kirk yelled, “I shot him, now shoot me” immediately after the shooting in an attempt to help the shooter escape, according to newly filed documents.
"I can report today that the DNA hits from the towel that was wrapped around the firearm and the DNA on the screwdriver are positively processed for the suspect in custody," Kash Patel told Fox and Friends.
Shooter reportedly tracked Kirk's schedule for days and studied maps of the campus. Before the shooting, the shooter allegedly sent a friend the message, "I have the opportunity to take out Charlie Kirk and I'm going to take it."
Formal charges are expected to be announced on Tuesday against Tyler Robinson, the alleged assassin accused of shooting Charlie Kirk during an event at Utah Valley University on Sept. 10.
Formal charges will be announced on Tuesday against Tyler Robinson, the alleged assassin that shot Charlie Kirk during an event at Utah Valley University on Sept. 10.
Private employers have the law on their side when it comes to removing a worker who makes public statements that the business views as potentially harmful, according to legal experts.
"A private company can generally fire an employee for public comments, even political ones, if those comments are deemed to harm the company's reputation, violate workplace policy or disrupt the business," workplace attorney Marjorie Mesidor told CBS MoneyWatch.
A range of companies and other organizations are sanctioning — and sometimes firing — workers over their public comments about Charlie Kirk. They may have little recourse.
During a police interview, Zinn admitted he did not kill Kirk, but said he wanted to cause a distraction “to draw attention from the real shooter,” according to court documents reviewed by Fox 13.
“He’s a person who can be odd, and has those kinds of sometimes odd behavior challenges,” Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill said. “But by and large, he’s more of a gadfly than anything el…
WASHINGTON — FBI Director Kash Patel confirmed Tuesday that multiple individuals are either under investigation or have already been interrogated by agents for discussing Charlie Kirk's assassination in a Discord "chatroom."
"Did Mr. Kirk's assassin act alone?" Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) asked Patel during the FBI director's testimony in a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing.
"There are a number of individuals that are currently being investigated and interrogated — and a number yet to be investigated and interrogated related to that chatroom," Patel answered
Follow The Post’s live updates on Trump and national politics Tuesday, as FBI Director Kash Patel gets grilled by the Senate about Tyler Robinson, Charlie Kirk’s alleged assassin.
It's expected that the 22-year-old Robinson will face a capital murder charge for the death of Kirk last Wednesday. After the charges are announced, Robinson will make a virtual appearance in court at 3 p.m.
Nineteen minutes passed between the moment a bullet struck conservative activist Charlie Kirk during his appearance on Utah Valley University’s campus Wednesday and when the school warned its students and staff that there had been a shooting.
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The notification did not offer guidance as to what people on campus should do — were they supposed to continue on with their day? Should they evacuate? Or was it safest to shelter in place?
Emergency alerts shared by UVU during the Charlie Kirk shooting included information that wasn't true and led to students and faculty second-guessing whether to run away or hide on campus.
PROVO, Utah — Tyler Robinson, the man accused in the shooting death of activist Charlie Kirk, was charged with Aggravated Murder, a capital offense, on Tuesday, as prosecutors announced they will seek the death penalty in the shooting at Utah Valley University.
DEATH PENALTY SOUGHT BY PROSECUTORS IN CHARLIE KIRK MURDER CASEUtah County Attorney Jeffrey Gray shared on Tuesday, 9/16, his office intends to seek the death penalty against Tyler Robinson, who's accused of shooting and killing Charlie Kirk.
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