A Texas State University student was expelled after a video surfaced showing him mocking the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk during a campus memorial. The incident occurred on September 15, 2025, when the student imitated Kirk's fatal shooting at a vigil organized by the university's chapter of Turning Point USA. In the video, the student is seen slapping his neck and pretending to collapse in front of a statue, while using offensive language and gestures . The video quickly went viral, prompting strong reactions from both the public and officials. Texas Governor Greg Abbott condemned the behavior, calling for the student's expulsion . University President Kelly Damphousse confirmed that the student was no longer enrolled, emphasizing that such actions are in direct conflict with the university's values . This incident follows a similar case at Texas Tech University, where another student, Camryn Giselle Booker, was expelled and arrested for mocking Kirk's death at a vigil and harassing mourners . Both expulsions are part of a broader trend of disciplinary actions targeting individuals who made controversial comments about Kirk's death, raising debates over free speech and political intervention in education . PHOTOS OF OF THE GUY WHO WAS EXPELLED IN THE COMMENT SECTION #lokats #news #rulederichwisdom.