Mr Kohberger was pulled over at about 10.44am on 15 December by a Hancock County Sheriff’s deputy for following too closely to a vehicle, according to footage obtained by King5.

He and his father told the deputy they were coming from Washington State University (WSU) where they said a SWAT team had been responding to an on-campus shooting.

Josh Marcus has more.

A citation from Latah County Sheriff’s Office, obtained by The Independent, reveals that the 28-year-old criminology PhD student was stopped by police on 21 August for failing to wear his seatbelt.

The traffic stop took place at around 11.40pm at the intersection of West Pullman Road and Farm Road in Moscow, Idaho.

Rachel Sharp has more:

The 28-year-old criminology PhD student landed at Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport on Wednesday evening, hours after being flown out of Monroe County, Pennsylvania, on a state police plane.

His arrival comes a day after he waived his extradition rights, paving the way for him to be transported to Idaho to face four charges of first-degree murder and one count of burglary in the 13 November killings.

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Chilling details have emerged of a late night traffic stop near the Idaho college victims home in August.

Rachel Sharp has more.

The bar where two of the slain University of Idaho students spent their final hours has pushed back against a rumour that accused killer Bryan Kohberger visited on the night of the murders.

Rachel Sharp has the details.

The Independent’s Sheila Flynn, Rachel Sharp and Andrea Blanco analyse 12 burning questions that remain after the arrest of Bryan Kohberger.

Bryan Kohberger is one step closer to facing the courts for his alleged role in murdering four University of Idaho students in November.

The 28-year-old grad student arrived in Moscow, Idaho, on Wednesday evening in a police plane.

Through a grainy news feed, Mr Kohberger, who is charged with murder, could be seen being led into waiting police vehicles by a large group of officers.

The 28-year-old criminology PhD student landed at Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport on Wednesday evening, hours after being flown out of Monroe County, Pennsylvania, on a state police plane.

His arrival comes a day after he waived his extradition rights, paving the way for him to be transported to Idaho to face four charges of first-degree murder and one count of burglary in the 13 November killings.

Rachel Sharp has the full story.

Latah County Magistrate Judge Megan Marshall made the unusual move on Tuesday to issue a non-dissemination order in the high-profile case that has rocked the small college town of Moscow and drawn headlines across the globe for the past two months.

The court order bans investigators, law enforcement personnel, attorneys, and members of both the prosecution and the defence from sharing any new information about the investigation or the suspect before a verdict is reached at trial.

Rachel Sharp has more details.