Summary
In Utah, Tyler Robinson faces an aggravated murder charge for the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Robinson, who is 22 years old, turned himself in to the police and is being held without bail. Authorities are investigating his motives and plan to file formal charges soon.
Key Facts
- Tyler Robinson is charged with killing Charlie Kirk in Utah and faces an aggravated murder charge.
- Robinson also faces charges of obstructing justice and discharging a firearm causing serious injury.
- The suspect turned himself in and is detained in a county jail without bail.
- Robinson's roommate, described as in a transitioning relationship, is cooperating with police.
- Utah authorities expect formal charges to be consistent with initial charges by next Tuesday.
- A conviction for aggravated murder in Utah can result in the death penalty.
- The Department of Justice plans to file separate federal charges.
- A memorial for Charlie Kirk is scheduled at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona.
