Moment feds descended on suspected Charlie Kirk assassin Tyler Robinson’s Utah apartment, childhood home after arrest

Federal agents and local police raced to the Utah apartment and childhood home of accused Charlie Kirk assassin Tyler Robinson on Friday, executing a search warrant and confiscating the alleged gunman’s Dodge Challenger.

Heavy police presence overtook the quiet Fossil Hills Townhomes community in St. George, Utah, where the 22-year-old suspected gunman lived, over 260 miles south of Utah Valley University, according to Fox 13 Salt Lake City.

Footage captured several marked and unmarked law enforcement cars parked inside a police-taped-off area outside the townhouse.

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Federal agents were also seen outside Robinson’s family home in nearby Washington while a tow truck loaded up a dark gray Dodge Challenger that was parked outside the home, footage from CBS News showed.

Police believe Robinson drove the muscle car to the college campus in Orem hours before allegedly firing a single, fatal shot at the 31-year-old Turning Point USA founder, who was hosting a Q&A as part of his ” The American Comeback” tour.