New Facts: Prosecutors grant roommate use immunity
Prosecutors said Wednesday that Tyler Robinson’s roommate was granted “use immunity” in exchange for providing recorded video statements in the Charlie Kirk assassination case.
The preliminary hearing for Robinson resumed Wednesday and entered its third day in what has been described as a weeklong proceeding.
Robinson’s lawyers disputed DNA evidence presented by prosecutors, challenging forensic material they argue does not reliably link him to the shooting.
Robinson is charged with killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk, and the court is scheduled to continue the preliminary hearing through the week.
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