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Authorities in Utah continue to search for the shooter who killed conservative influencer

Charlie Kirk at a campus event yesterday.

As NPR's Bobby Allen reports, federal law enforcement has released pictures of a person of

interest.

The FBI released two grainy photos of what appears to be a young man

wearing a baseball hat, dark sunglasses, and a long t-shirt emblazoned with an American flag.

They already say it was a single shot fired from a rooftop that fatally struck conservative

activist Charlie Kirk in the neck. Utah Valley University freshman James Jordan says students

are on high alert. The man that did

shoot him is still undetermined and how close we live he could be anywhere. The other night, we had

cops at our apartment just doing their protocol and it was a little unsettling and not knowing for

sure how safe we really are. Investigators say they recovered a bolt action rifle wrapped in a towel in a wooded area

near the school, believed to be the shooter's weapon.

Bobby Allen, NPR News, Oremuta.

Washington, D.C. area law enforcement have determined that a bomb threat at the Democratic National

Committee headquarters today was not credible.

NPR's Claudia Grasolva's reports it came in the wake of the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

For several hours, Capitol Police conducted a thorough interior sweep of the DNC headquarters building

and surrounding area, siding in abundance of caution.

A DNC spokesperson reiterated a statement issued in the wake of

Charlie Kirk's assassination saying, quote, political violence in every form has no place in our country.

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