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To: tntpal who wrote (47569)9/10/2025 3:02:48 PM
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Conservative activist Charlie Kirk was shot in the neck at Utah University
according to bystander accounts, a university spokesperson told Newsweek.

What to know:

  • Kirk was shot near the neck while seated during a live Q&A session.
  • Eyewitnesses say he fell from his chair as shots were fired.
  • An evacuation of the UVU campus was initiated following reports of an active shooter.
  • U.S. Senator Mike Lee posted that he is monitoring the situation and urged prayers for Kirk.
  • Multiple local sources have confirmed the shooting, but official details remain limited.
  • The shooter is reportedly in custody.

Suspect reportedly detained after Charlie Kirk shooting at UVUAn individual has reportedly been taken into custody following the shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah.

According to local sources on X, the suspect was detained shortly after a single gunshot struck Kirk during a student Q&A session hosted by Turning Point USA.

This live blog is breaking. More to follow.

newsweek.com
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