Authorities have revealed that a man arrested in the aftermath of the Charlie Kirk shooting was taken into custody because he yelled, "I shot him, now shoot me."

A probable cause statement said George Zinn later admitted that he only said that "so the real suspect could get away."

A voicemail message left after hours by Associated Press at the office of a lawyer who represented Zinn for another case earlier this year was not immediately returned.

Since the shooting, security experts have questioned the level of security at the event, including the number of officers and the decision to hold it outside.

Kirk was known to prefer being as close to students as possible during his tour on college campuses, allowing him to strike up conversations with passersby. And with each stop, his level

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