BREAKING: Police Find Bomb Making Materials in Vegas Shooter’s Car

Las Vegas police officers said in a press conference Monday evening that authorities found several pounds of ammonium nitrate, a material used to make explosives in Paddock’s vehicle.

The Guardian reported:

  • A total of 59 people have died, not including the suspect, and 527 people have been injured.
  • Police said authorities found several pounds of ammonium nitrate, a material used to make explosives, in the suspect’s car.
  • At least 17 guns were found in the hotel room of the shooter.
  • The shooter is believed to have fired roughly 500 yards from his hotel room to the site of the concert.
  • The suspect had a girlfriend, who is currently in Tokyo, according to police, who are continuing to investigate her and plan to meet with her when she returns.
  • Police are preparing to raid another property of the suspect in Reno, Nevada.
  • Authorities still have no information to share about a possible motive for the shooting.

As previously reported, a crazed shooter slaughtered over 50 people Sunday night at a Las Vegas country western concert in a mass shooting.
Another 500+ people were injured.

The Las Vegas shooter was identified as 64-year-old Stephen Paddock from Mesquite, Nevada.

President Trump ordered the flags to half-staff; he will be visiting Las Vegas on Wednesday.

Sarah Huckabee Sanders fought back tears as she read some of the heroes names who gave up their lives to shield others from bullets.

Heroic police officers were among the dead and injured after they acted as human shields to protect others from the bullets. Others helped transport the wounded to the nearby hospital.

Huckabee Sanders choked up as she read the Gospel of John “There is no greater love than to lay down one’s life for a friend.”

Please pray for everybody suffering the loss of loved ones and for a speedy recovery for the injured.

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