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TURNING POINT HQ
Suspect in custody after Charlie Kirk memorial damaged in Phoenix
Ryder Corral was booked on one count of criminal damage and another count of disorderly conduct in connection with damage to a memorial at Turning Point headquarters in Phoenix.
(MCSO)
Police placed a 19-year-old in custody Sunday after a memorial for slain political activist Charlie Kirk was damaged at the Turning Point headquarters in Phoenix, authorities said.
Ryder Corral was booked on one count of criminal damage and another count of disorderly conduct following the incident that occurred about 9:50 a.m. Sept. 14 near 48th Street and Beverly Road, police said.
Officers were in the area to assist with traffic control due to a large community presence in the area following recent events. No one was injured.
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TURNING POINT HQ
Suspect in custody after Charlie Kirk memorial damaged in Phoenix
(MCSO)
Ryder Corral was booked on one count of criminal damage and another count of disorderly conduct in connection with damage to a memorial at Turning Point headquarters in Phoenix.
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Police placed a 19-year-old in custody Sunday after a memorial for slain political activist Charlie Kirk was damaged at the Turning Point headquarters in Phoenix, authorities said.
Ryder Corral was booked on one count of criminal damage and another count of disorderly conduct following the incident that occurred about 9:50 a.m. Sept. 14 near 48th Street and Beverly Road, police said.
Officers were in the area to assist with traffic control due to a large community presence in the area following recent events. No one was injured.
Kirk, 31, was shot and killed during rally at Utah State University on Sept. 10. He was known for traveling to college campuses around the country and debating college students.
His work at the Phoenix-based Turning Point was considered instrumental in getting President Donald Trump elected to a second term in 2024.
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