A shooting at Utah Valley University during a Charlie Kirk debate led to a security review, with the suspect facing serious charges and scrutiny over public disclosure of evidence.

Utah Valley University is reviewing security protocols after a September 10 shooting during a debate featuring commentator Charlie Kirk, who was unharmed. Suspect Tyler Robinson, 22, faces state and federal charges including aggravated murder, with prosecutors considering the death penalty. His next court date is September 29. The university’s review, involving law enforcement and security experts, will assess response procedures and infrastructure, with findings due by late October. FBI Director Kash Patel and Utah officials have drawn criticism for releasing case details, raising concerns over Robinson’s right to a fair trial amid intense political and media attention.