US EditionCharlie Kirk assassination ‘person of interest’ released, gunman still at large: FBI
Authorities continue their search for the suspect who fatally shot conservative activist Charlie Kirk during a speaking event at Utah Valley University, with over 130 tips received by the FBI.
- Authorities are searching for the killer of Charlie Kirk, with two initial detainees released for having no current ties to the shooting, as stated by the Utah Department of Public Safety.
- Following the assassination, U.S. President Donald Trump called it a dark moment for America and promised to track down those responsible for the violence, expressing deep sorrow and anger.
- Kirk was shot from a rooftop during an event, and the FBI recovered a suspected firearm used in the attack, according to Robert Bohls from the FBI's Salt Lake City field office.
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In the United States, the hunt continues to find the man who shot at activist Charlie Kirk at a conference on a campus in front of thousands of people. This ultra-conservative influencer is close to Donald Trump. Video surveillance images are beginning to be revealed. A neighbourhood investigation quickly found the shooter's weapon, hidden in a grove. The FBI promises up to $100,000 for any information that would advance the investigation. (Inte…
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FBI releases photos in Kirk's killing
OREM, Utah — The shooter who killed conservative activist Charlie Kirk and vanished off a roof into the woods remained at large more than 24 hours later Thursday afternoon as federal investigators appealed for the public's help by releasing a…
OREM. Charlie Kirk's killer was still at large Friday. The perpetrator's motives are far from clear. But for some Utah Republicans, the murder is clear: a declaration of war by the trans movement.
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