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. 6

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.

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