On the second day of preliminary court proceedings tied to the attempted shooting of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk, investigators have released never-before-seen surveillance footage that prosecutors identify as showing the prime suspect, Tyler Robinson, moving through a downtown parking structure before the alleged incident. The grainy but clear clip captures a figure matching Robinson’s description moving through multiple levels of the garage before climbing onto an adjacent rooftop and sprinting across its surface, according to law enforcement officials testifying during the hearing. This new visual evidence comes as prosecutors build their case against Robinson, who stands accused of plotting to assassinate Kirk during a public speaking event earlier this year. Legal analysts note that the footage provides critical context for establishing the suspect’s movements in the hours leading up to the alleged attack, helping investigators confirm timeline details that align with witness statements and other evidence collected at the scene. The preliminary hearing is ongoing, with more evidence expected to be presented in the coming days as the judge determines whether there is probable cause to move the case to a full trial. The alleged plot against Kirk, a high-profile conservative figure who frequently speaks on college campuses across the United States, sparked renewed debate around political violence and security for public commentators ahead of the 2024 election cycle.
New video shows man believed to be Tyler Robinson before Charlie Kirk shooting
