DEVELOPING: Suspect in Charlie Kirk Shooting Captured After 33-Hour Manhunt

Breaking News: Suspect in Charlie Kirk Shooting Captured After 33-Hour Manhunt The suspect in the shooting of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk has been taken into custody, US President Donald Trump announced on a morning television show. Tyler Robinson, 22, was identified as the person in custody by officials at a press conference this morning. Robinson is believed to have turned himself in after someone close to him recognized his involvement and contacted law enforcement. The suspect lives in St George, Utah, near Zion National Park, about 250 miles south-west of the campus where Kirk was shot on Wednesday. Kirk, a prominent ally of President Trump, died after being shot in the neck while hosting an outdoor event at Utah Valley University. The shooting sent shockwaves through the community and sparked a massive manhunt that lasted over 33 hours. The capture of Robinson brings an end to the intense search for the suspect, but officials are still investigating the circumstances surrounding the shooting. Further details on the case are expected in the coming hours. This is a developing story. *This is a developing story. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available. Based on reporting from Bbc.*