Along with the numerous tributes in honor of slain conservative commentator Charlie Kirk, thousands upon thousands of people have gone on social media to celebrate his death. In many cases, that has resulted in those people being fired from their jobs. But along with risking their career over such posts, it can also put them on the radar of law enforcement.
Prescott Deputy Police Chief Jon Brambila tells The News they do look at social media to find potential threats:
Charlie Kirk was assassinated during an event at Utah Valley University last Wednesday. His suspected killer, Tyler Robinson, is charged with aggravated murder. Prosecutors in Utah are seeking the death penalty.