Utah Man Arrested for Charlie Kirk Killing Refuses Cooperation

Tyler Robinson, 22, was arrested for the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk during a rally at Utah Valley University but is refusing to cooperate or confess to the crime, according to Utah Governor Spencer Cox. Robinson surrendered after his father recognized him from law enforcement-released images and has been charged with aggravated murder, felony discharge of a firearm, and obstruction of justice. Authorities are still investigating the motive behind the targeted attack, with Robinson's associates, including his transgender partner, cooperating with investigators. Governor Cox emphasized that Robinson's political beliefs lean left and that he harbored animosity toward Kirk. The investigation continues, with more evidence expected to emerge when Robinson appears in court. Kirk, 31, was a prominent conservative figure and confidant of President Trump, survived by his wife and two children.