Suspect in the Murder of Activist Charlie Kirk Detained: What We Know

Suspect Detained in the Murder of Activist Charlie Kirk

A 22-year-old Tyler Robinson has been detained on suspicion of murdering American activist Charlie Kirk. This was reported by the publication 'Glavkom' referencing NBC News.

According to a spokesman for Utah State University, Robinson attended there for only one semester in 2021. The shooting that led to Kirk's death occurred at the University of Utah, but it is currently unknown whether the suspect has any connection to this institution.

Journalists have been unable to find any information about Robinson's past criminal activity.

U.S. President Donald Trump has previously reported the detention of the suspect.

According to reports, Charlie Kirk was shot during a speech at the university in Orem, Utah. The man died from his injuries. Two other suspects who were detained earlier were released after questioning. According to the investigation, one of the suspects was shooting from the roof of a nearby building during Kirk's speech.

Security Measures Due to the Murder of the Activist

The U.S. Secret Service has decided to strengthen security measures during events attended by President Donald Trump due to the murder of activist Charlie Kirk in Utah. The man was known for his sharp criticism of Ukraine and American aid to Kyiv, calling the war 'endless' and asserting that Ukraine would not be able to defeat Russia.

The suspect in the murder of activist Charlie Kirk has been identified. Authorities are refining theories and confirming data regarding the circumstances of this crime. The shooting at the university has raised public concern and led to heightened security measures at similar events.