Police continue to search for suspect who killed Charlie Kirk in Utah
Police are searching for the suspect who fatally shot conservative activist Charlie Kirk during an event in Utah on Wednesday, with federal investigators releasing pictures and video of the alleged shooter. The enhanced pictures show a person wearing a hat, sunglasses, a long-sleeved black shirt, and carrying a backpack. The FBI released surveillance video overnight of the suspect climbing down a roof at Utah Valley University after the shooting.Police said they found a gun in the woods, which they believe was used to kill Kirk. The weapon and ammunition are being analyzed by law enforcement at a federal lab.President Donald Trump commented on the incident, saying, "What he did is disgraceful. Charlie Kirk was a great person, a great man, great in every way, especially with youth, and what he did, what this man did was disgraceful. So hopefully we'll have him, and we will deal with him very appropriately."Kirk's casket was flown back from Utah to Arizona aboard Air Force Two with Vice President JD Vance and Second Lady Usha Vance. Kirk's wife, Erika, was seen getting off the plane as well. Vance described Kirk as a true friend.Officials have not released the name of the suspect or stated a motive in the killing. A $100,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest.Keep watching from the Washington News Bureau:
