Suspected Kirk Shooter’s Gaming History Probed by Secret Service

The Secret Service is investigating the gaming history of Tyler Robinson, the suspected shooter in the attack on conservative commentator Charlie Kirk. Authorities have discovered that Robinson used Donald Trump's name as a pseudonym on the Steam video game platform owned by Valve Corporation. This information has become part of the law enforcement's profile of the alleged assailant. The incident occurred when Kirk was speaking at a Turning Point USA event in California. Robinson, who is believed to have acted alone, allegedly opened fire, injuring one person. The authorities are still investigating the motive behind the attack and gathering information about Robinson's background, including his online activities and gaming history. The use of the former US president's name as a pseudonym has added a new layer to the investigation, as law enforcement seeks to understand Robinson's potential motivations and any connections to extremist ideologies or online communities.