Robinson was reportedly wearing a shirt similar to the one worn by Kirk's suspected assassin at the time of the murder and is under special watch in jail with ongoing mental health evaluations.

The memorial was established at the Turning Point headquarters following Kirk's assassination last week.

The shooter, 22-year-old Tyler Robinson, was arrested after his family tipped off law enforcement; he is currently refusing to cooperate, with his transgender partner and family assisting the FBI.

Robinson arrived on campus on September 9, fired at Kirk from 200 yards away on September 10, and was arrested later that evening in St. George, Utah.

Mourners have been gathering at the memorial site since the incident, indicating ongoing public mourning.

A 19-year-old man, Ryder Corral, was also arrested at Turning Point USA headquarters in Phoenix for destroying Kirk's memorial, which included flowers, balloons, and US flags.

Investigation suggests Robinson was 'deeply indoctrinated with leftist ideology,' and he initially joked about a 'doppelganger' on Discord to evade suspicion, though he admitted to his father that he carried out the shooting.

The incident involving the shooting of Charlie Kirk has sparked ongoing tensions and public reactions, especially after the destruction of his memorial.

The memorial, set up at Turning Point USA headquarters to honor Kirk following his tragic death in Utah, has become a focal point for public mourning.

Kirk's wife Erika publicly mourned his loss and vowed to continue his legacy, with his funeral scheduled for September 21, attended by the President.

Corral was detained by witnesses before police arrived and faces charges including criminal damage and disorderly conduct.