Overview
- Utah County prosecutor Jeff Gray charged Tyler Robinson with seven counts, including aggravated murder, and said the state will pursue capital punishment.
- Investigators cite DNA found on the rifle’s trigger, chat excerpts in which Robinson wrote “Fui eu, desculpa,” and a note expressing intent to kill.
- Authorities say Robinson, 22, fired from a rooftop using a rifle with a telescopic sight during the University of Utah event.
- Robinson surrendered after roughly 33 hours, is being held without bond, appeared virtually in an anti‑suicide vest, and is due back in court on September 29.
- The White House pledged action against a purported left‑wing domestic terrorist movement, and FBI director Kash Patel faced criticism over an early misstatement, as an ABC reporter drew backlash for describing the messages as “moving.”