After the tragic shooting of a well-known political figure during a speech at Utah Valley University, federal investigators moved quickly and arrested 22-year-old Tyler Robinson, alleging he carried out the attack from a rooftop overlooking the event. The arrest immediately drew national attention and emotional reactions from Robinson’s family. His grandmother strongly denies the allegations, telling reporters that the FBI made a mistake.

She described her grandson as a shy and quiet young man who rarely left home, had never owned a firearm, and never spoke about politics. She said the arrest has devastated their family and called for the public to wait for all the facts before passing judgment. Federal officials say they have substantial evidence linking Robinson to the crime.

Investigators cite security footage from the area, digital records including alleged online messages, and information provided by some of Robinson’s relatives. Prosecutors are preparing formal charges and have indicated the case will move forward quickly due to its seriousness.

The arrest has sparked intense debate in Utah and across the country. Supporters of law enforcement say the FBI would not make an arrest without strong evidence, while others point to past incidents where mistaken identity led to wrongful accusations. Legal experts emphasize that Robinson is entitled to a fair trial and that the evidence will be carefully examined in court. His grandmother continues to maintain her grandson’s innocence and urges people to keep an open mind as the case unfolds. The upcoming court hearings are expected to draw significant public interest and media coverage as residents and observers nationwide watch closely to see whether the evidence supports the charges or clears Robinson of wrongdoing.