Army colonel suspended after social media posts about Charlie Kirk death

The army told Fox News Digital, “The Army, Scott Stevens, was suspended from official duties after social media sites celebrated the killing of Charlie Kerk.

The army spokesman confirmed Stevens and said that there is an ongoing investigation into his behavior. Stevens cannot be reached for comment by publishing time.

“The death of Charlie Kirk in Utah was tragic. However, we can rest in the fact that Charlie was doing what he loved better – spreading hatred, racism, homosexuals, women’s hatred, and saranvia on the campus of universities,” I read one.

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“I will have sympathy, but Charlie hated sympathy. We were also told in the wake of many other tragedies, we have to go forward. We cannot make this politician.”

The Colonel, who was one day, the commander of the first battalion, the fourth shield regiment, the first armored brigade, formed himself as a crusade of sexual assault in the army.

In 2021, Task & Gope was told that it was long ago part of the problem of sexual assault and covering it in the army.

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“I was guilty all my life,” he said. “And I say during the past two years, you are reconciled. I have chosen personally … to take this in my last years and try to be an audio … and I try to withdraw some of my colleagues.”

“I don’t think I know a single army in the army that has not been harassed,” said Stevens. “I will be hard to find a woman I know personally that she has not been attacked. It is a devastating matter. These are my teammates. These are my sisters.”

The Pentagon announced last week its follow -up and “will address” active service employees who made public comments celebrating Kirk’s death.

“It is unacceptable for military individuals and civilians to celebrate or ridicule an American colleague. mail On x.

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Colonel Scott Stevens said that Kirk Matt “did what I love better – spread hatred.” (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs warns that it will play the visas of foreigners who “glorify the violence” after the shooting of Kirk

“We are closely following all these things – and we will deal with them immediately. It is completely unacceptable.”

On Saturday, Major Brian Pentif, who went to “Bian Harlo”, was suspended on social media, after he claimed that he wrote many posts that were chanting to kill, according to the connected Daily newspaper for the first time.

Charlie Kerk, CEO of Turning Point Usa and co -founder Charlie Kerk at the University of Utah Valley, was seen on Saturday, September 13, 2025, in Orim, Utah. (AP Photo/LindSey Wasson)

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“A monster died today,” one read. “It is sad that Charlie’s children are shockingly shocking, but it is not sad that he died.”

“He does not hear in the Ministry of War to those who celebrate or make fun of the assassination of his American colleagues,” Bernil wrote to X.