Overview

• Surveillance video shows a Dodge Challenger linked to Tyler Robinson at a Maverik gas station in Cedar City around 7:15 a.m. on Sept. 11, less than a day after Charlie Kirk was shot.
• Police say the video captures Robinson paying by card and pumping fuel, and an incident report states he did not use any trash cans during the stop.
• Robinson was arrested later that day in St. George after he allegedly confessed or implied guilt to his parents, a romantic partner, and friends, according to court documents.
• Prosecutors have charged Robinson with seven counts, including aggravated homicide that carries potential death‑penalty exposure, and he has not entered a plea.
• Defense counsel requested additional time to review discovery, and legal expert Skye Lazaro highlighted possible weaknesses tied to the timeline and any missing bodycam footage from an alleged police encounter.