Federal investigators are sharing new details about the fatal shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, who was gunned down yesterday at Utah Valley University (UVU).
The FBI confirmed that Kirk was shot in the neck while attending an event on campus. He later died from his injuries, sparking a wave of tributes from political leaders and supporters.
Suspect profile emerging
According to the FBI, the suspected shooter appears to be of college age. Officials believe this may have allowed the individual to move through campus without raising alarms.
Investigators say they have obtained both CCTV images and video of the suspect. However, they have not released the footage to the public at this time.
Weapon recovered, no arrest yet
Authorities reported that the firearm used in the attack has been recovered. Despite this development, no suspect is currently in custody.
Law enforcement continues to analyze the surveillance footage and other evidence. They urged the public to remain patient as the investigation moves forward.
Ongoing investigation
The FBI is working alongside local police and university security to piece together the shooter’s movements before and after the incident. They stressed that while the suspect has not yet been named, progress is being made.
Officials promised to share updates once they can confirm details without jeopardizing the case. For now, the motive behind the shooting remains unclear.
