More details have just come out about the circumstances surrounding alleged Charlie Kirk assassin Tyler Robinson’s surrender.

It turns out that Robinson was afraid he was going to get shot by police — you know, just like he did Charlie Kirk —  so in exchange, he negotiated a nice and easy, peaceful, ‘gentle’ surrender with the help of a family friend in law enforcement.

What a pussy…

Washington County Sheriff Nate Brooksby revealed how it happened:

WHAT?! – Kirk Ass*ssin Demanded “Gentle” Surrender!

Startling news – Charlie Kirk m*urder suspect Tyler Robinson required a “delicate” arrest before he would agree to turn himself in to authorities:

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“He was fearful of a SWAT team hit on his house, or he was fearful of being shot by law enforcement.

So part of the negotiation in getting him to bring himself in was that we would treat it as delicate and as soft as possible to make him feel comfortable to where he would show up at my office, and that’s exactly what happened.

[He asked] basically for a peaceful, gentle, comfortable transition for him to come out.”

Apparently, Robinson was on his way to take the coward’s way out and kill himself when his family convinced him not to and to turn himself in, instead.

Fox 13 Tampa Bay has more details:

Washington County Sheriff Nate Brooksby said at a news conference Wednesday he received a call from a former law enforcement friend telling him Robinson, 22, was the shooter. Robinson reportedly had suicidal thoughts but was convinced by his parents not to harm himself.

Brooksby said Robinson knew he would be caught and was afraid of a SWAT raid on his home. He was also afraid of being shot by the police, the sheriff said.

“Tyler knew it was just inevitable with all the law enforcement pressure that he, his picture in the news, the gun, the gun on the news,” he said. “He knew it was inevitable that he would be caught.”

According to Brooksby, the call from his friend came in at 8:02 p.m. Thursday.

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“I could tell his voice was kind of shaky, so my first thought is, ‘Who died?’” he said. “‘Like, who’s he gonna tell me that died?’ And then I couldn’t fathom what actually came out of his mouth.

“So he said, ‘Hey, I know who Charlie Kirk’s shooter is. I know the family through religious association, and he’s in Washington County now. And we’re working to get him to come in voluntarily,’” Brooksby continued.

“During that phone call, some information was provided about Tyler potentially having some suicidal ideation [and] was en route to a remote part of Washington County. The parents convinced him not to do that and conveyed that they would stand by him and help him surrender peacefully.”

Robinson asked for a “peaceful, gentle” surrender, a condition to which the sheriff agreed to in order to get him to turn himself in. He was described as “quiet and somber” upon apprehension.

After he arrived at the sheriff’s office, Tyler Robinson was pretty much left alone until the FBI arrived as part of the terms of this ‘comfortable transition.’

Per ABC News:

When Robinson arrived at the sheriff’s office, he was taken into a building marked “Authorized Personnel Only,” with personnel from the sheriff’s office notifying the Salt Lake City FBI office and other local law enforcement officials of the suspect’s arrival, Alfred told ABC News.

Robinson was kept in the back offices of the sheriff’s office and turned over to the FBI and other law enforcement upon their arrival, which was just before 6 a.m. on Friday.

He was described as “quiet and somber,” officials said on Wednesday. Officials said they attempted to make conditions “gentle” and “inviting” for Robinson before the FBI and other law enforcement arrived.

Fox News covered the details of Tyler Robinson’s surrender in more depth.

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Watch this:

Isn’t that nice?

I bet Charlie Kirk wanted to enjoy a peaceful, gentle, comfortable day, too…

It’s a shame he didn’t extend the same niceties to Charlie.

This is a Guest Post from our friends over at WLTReport. View the original article here.
 

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