Charlie Kirk shooting live: Authorities plead for help catching Charlie Kirk’s killer as new video shows casual getaway

The FBI has released screenshots from campus security footage of the potential shooter involved in the murder of Charlie Kirk.

They are offering a reward of up to $100,000 for information leading to the suspect’s identification and arrest.

In a press statement, the Utah Department of Public Safety said: “Screenshots of the potential shooter have been released to the public. These screenshots were pulled from campus security footage just prior to the shooting.”

Utah Department of Public Safety chief Beau Mason says they have “no idea” whether Charlie Kirk’s killer is close or still in the state.

“We’re exploring leads for individuals out of state and individuals that live close by.”

In a press statement, the department said: “Law Enforcement Personnel continue the search for any and all potential suspects related to this incident. Multiple leads are currently being investigated, but no suspect is in custody.”

Utah Governor Spencer Cox also warned of bots from Russia and China, that were “trying to encourage violence” on social media.

“What we’re seeing is our adversaries want violence. We have bots from Russia, China, all over the world, that are trying to instill disinformation and encourage violence. I would encourage you to ignore those.”

Utah’s public safety commissioner Beau Mason showed a new video at tonight’s media briefing.

It showed the suspect on the roof of the college building after the shot was fired.

The suspect goes to the edge of the building and scales down the side, before jumping to the ground.

The person is then seen breaking into a run across the grass by the parking lot, before slowing to a walk.

Cox says that authorities will catch Kirk’s killer.

“More than anything, we are going to catch this person,” the governor said.

He added that authorities have been working with attorneys “getting everything they need ready” so that they can pursue the death penalty.

“That will happen here in the state of Utah,” said a defiant Cox.

The briefing has concluded.

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox said that law enforcement needs “as much help as we can possibly get” in tracking down Charlie Kirk’s killer as the manhunt continues.

Cox praised the public for sending in tips and urged them to continue to do so.

The governor also told reporters that officials at today’s briefing will not be taking any questions.

Utah’s public safety commissioner Beau Mason is sharing a video of the suspect scaling down from the roof of the college building after the shooting, before running away.

The suspect runs across the grass, through a parking lot, and moves over into a wooded area.

They are showing the images released earlier.

The delayed press conference is about to begin, we’re told.

We’ll bring you the updates as they come in.