Defense Attorney Questions Missing Security and Drones at Charlie Kirk Shooting Scene

What was said

"No mags, no drones, no cops on the roof, inadequate protection is really what she's arguing. Correct. And by the way, for those who are conspiracy theorists, it fits exactly into what many of the conspiracy theories are. And if you're in a criminal case, all you need is one person and one person to start asking those questions."

Defense attorney Katherine Netor cross-examined a police officer at Tyler Robinson's preliminary hearing, establishing that no metal detectors, surveillance drones, or law enforcement were positioned on or near the roof where the shooter allegedly fired. Legal analyst Mark Geragos noted this line of questioning aligns with conspiracy theories and could be designed to create doubt with just one juror. The defense appears to be laying groundwork for arguments that Robinson may have been used as a tool by other actors or that security was deliberately absent.