A Utah judge has ordered the man suspected in the Charlie Kirk case to remain in custody without bail. Court documents show Judge Shawn Rice Howell signed the order against Tyler Robinson, who has no prior criminal record.Authorities have gathered several pieces of evidence, including personal items and markings with unusual phrases connected to internet culture.

Experts say these phrases may not directly indicate intent but could reflect online community references.Utah Governor Spencer Cox revealed that the engravings included references to video games, cultural symbols, and memes. Investigators are still working to understand their meaning.

Robinson was identified with the help of his family. His father recognized him in images released by authorities and worked with a family pastor to ensure his safe detention. Federal officials confirmed Robinson was taken into custody Thursday night after coordinated efforts by local and federal agencies.

Officials said Robinson will face multiple initial charges, though formal charges are still pending. The investigation is ongoing as authorities continue analyzing evidence and seeking to determine a motive.Governor Cox and FBI Director Kash Patel praised law enforcement for their swift action. Patel said over 11,000 tips have been submitted as the case gains national attention.