The sheriff who led to the arrest of Tyler Robinson in the assassination of Charlie Kirk resigned all of a sudden and announced his retirement. Sheriff Nate Brooksby, according to reports, announced his resignation Friday following undisclosed complaints to Utah's Washington County from individuals who were concerned with the operations at the sheriff's office. His resignation puts the complaint issue to rest as the complainant does not want to pursue it, they said, triggering intense speculations on social media on what might have happened.
The speculations grew louder after new legal documents claimed that the bullet that was used to kill Charlie Kirk did not match the rifle that was found from Tyler Robinson.
