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    Manhunt Grows as Charlie Kirk Attacker Still Free

    New York MirrorBy New York MirrorSeptember 11, 2025 Politics & Government No Comments3 Mins Read
    Manhunt Grows as Charlie Kirk Attacker Still Free
    Manhunt Grows as Charlie Kirk Attacker Still Free
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    Law enforcement agencies are intensifying their search for the suspect who shot public figure Charlie Kirk during an event at Utah Valley University. Despite coordinated efforts by federal, state, and local officers, the attacker remains at large, and investigators are urging the public to share any information that could help locate the individual.

    Orem Mayor David Young confirmed that several agencies are actively involved in the investigation. He stated that the suspect has not yet been caught and stressed that authorities are treating the case as a top priority. The FBI has also set up a digital tip line where members of the public can submit any leads or relevant footage that might assist in tracking down the suspect.

    The manhunt has spread across the surrounding neighborhoods, with officers going door to door and searching nearby properties. Officials said they are reviewing security camera footage from the area and collecting statements from witnesses who attended the event. They have also increased patrols around Utah Valley University to reassure the public and prevent any further safety risks.

    Confusion briefly surrounded the investigation when FBI Director Kash Patel posted on X, formerly known as Twitter, that the suspect had been detained. The statement quickly gained wide attention, but Patel retracted it within an hour, clarifying that the individual was not in custody. Authorities later confirmed that the initial post was based on inaccurate information received during the fast-moving operation.

    The incident took place on Wednesday as Charlie Kirk addressed a large crowd at Utah Valley University. Witnesses reported hearing a single gunshot, after which Kirk collapsed on stage. Emergency responders quickly rushed him to a nearby hospital for treatment. Hospital officials said he was shot in the neck and is in stable condition after undergoing surgery. They also reported that he is expected to make a full recovery.

    Law enforcement sources said they believe the attacker acted alone, but they have not released any details about a possible motive. Investigators are examining electronic devices found at the scene and analyzing social media activity that might be linked to the suspect. They have urged people to stay alert and to report any suspicious behavior immediately.

    Security has been tightened at local schools, universities, and public venues in response to the shooting. Event organizers across Utah have been asked to increase security screenings and coordinate closely with local police. Officers have also been stationed at transportation hubs and major roadways to watch for the suspect’s vehicle or any attempts to flee the area.

    Officials have encouraged anyone with information to use the FBI’s digital tip line. They emphasized that even small pieces of information could be crucial in solving the case. The FBI has said that all tips will remain confidential and that they are working around the clock with local law enforcement to track down the attacker.

    Residents of Orem have expressed concern but also support for the ongoing investigation. Many said they were shocked that such an attack took place during a public event at a university known for its peaceful environment. Local community leaders have planned a candlelight vigil to support Kirk and his family, as well as the law enforcement officers risking their lives to find the shooter.

    The search for the suspect continues as law enforcement expands its perimeter and follows new leads. Authorities have urged the public to remain calm, stay away from the search areas, and allow officers to carry out their work safely. They reassured the community that finding and arresting the suspect is their highest priority.

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