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Tyler Robinson With Authorities
American President, Donald Trump, announced the suspect was in custody the morning of Friday, September 12, when he made a stop on “Fox and Friends”.
According to Trump, Robinson was taken to the authorities by his father, along with a minister. Robinson lives in Utah and has been running from the authorities since he assassinated Kirk on Wednesday, September 10, during a Utah Valley University event that the conservative commentator was hosting.
On Facebook, his mother posted that he had a 4.0 GPA in high school and aced his ACT, when he was a senior, back in August 2020. In addition, she also posted a video of him reading a letter, noting her son received a $32,000 national scholarship to Utah State University. As per TMZ, his university records state that Robinson graduated from the school in 2023 with a Bachelor of Science in Accounting.
Utah’s Governor Spencer Cox, along with the FBI, held a media conference on the night of Thursday, September 11. They pleaded with the public for leads and offered surveillance videos and photographs taken at the university where Kirk was assassinated.
Robinson’s facial features and the sweatshirt he had on were for his dad to identify him as the man on the roof who shot Kirk.
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Honoring Charlie Kirk
At the young age of 31, Kirk was a podcaster, an author, and Turning Point U.S.A. Found & President. He toured college campuses across the United States, encouraging discussion and debate around politics and social issues. He was also a father, husband, and devout Christian. President Trump noted on Thursday, September 11, that Kirk would receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom posthumously. In honor of Charlie Kirk’s passing, the President has ordered all U.S. government flags to be placed at half-staff until Sunday, September 14.
Our thoughts and prayers continue to be with Charlie Kirk’s wife, Erika, and his two young children, as well as the rest of his family, loved ones, and fans. Stay tuned to CTS for more updates on this developing story.
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