Newly released surveillance footage shows 19-year-old Ryder Corral vandalizing a community memorial established in honor of Charlie Kirk outside Turning Point USA’s headquarters in Arizona.

According to authorities, Corral has been booked on multiple charges, including criminal damage and disorderly conduct.

The video evidence captures him deliberately forcing his way into the tribute space, where mourners had placed flowers, vases, balloons, and American flags.

Corral is seen kicking over and destroying the memorial items as bystanders looked on in shock.

He reportedly advanced nearly 15 yards through the tribute before being subdued by individuals present at the scene and taken into custody by police shortly afterward.

Investigators noted that Corral was wearing the same style of clothing that 22-year-old Tyler Robinson had been seen wearing during the tragic September 10 incident that claimed Charlie Kirk’s life.

Law enforcement confirmed that Corral has no current connection to Robinson’s case but acknowledged the similarities in appearance caught on camera.

Community members expressed outrage at the act, calling it an unnecessary and cruel attack on a space meant for grieving.

“A memorial is where people bring flowers, prayers, tears, and memories,” one attendee said. “To walk into that space and stomp on it is cruel on a level that words can hardly describe.”

Supporters stressed that the act of vandalism inflicted additional pain on Kirk’s family, friends, and followers who had gathered to honor his memory.

Many condemned the behavior as a stark example of hostility overshadowing compassion.

“We have to be better than this,” one community member remarked. “We can debate ideas and challenge viewpoints, but when even a memorial isn’t safe from hate, it shows how much of our humanity is being lost.”

The investigation remains ongoing, and Corral is currently being held on the listed charges.