Firing from first round to last . Do we know that . Thats the thing we dont know. What we know, its an hour and 12 minutes from the time the first shots are phoned in to the police, police get the first call that shots are fired until the door is breached on the hotel room. What we dont know is was he still shooting at the time he broke into the room. Police have said as soon as they got on the 32nd floor they knew immediately thats where the shots were coming from. The elevator doors opened and they know immediately thats where the shots are coming from. We dont know why that is, whether its that they smelled gun powder or they can hear shots being fired. So we cant from that time line we simply cant tell when the last shots were fired, whether it was right up until the time that they blew the door off and he shot himself. Brief note to our viewers, weve just stretched across the top of the 2 00 p. M. Hour here on the east coast, obviously covering this National Tragedy in las vegas,
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and beyond my wild eflt dreams, the quick response clearly in my mind saved many lives. i know there s other first responder i m leaving out there but those in particular, my sa. my department, i couldn t tell you how proud i am of them today because i know what they did and i saw and heard story after story and from the sheriff who s done a fantastic job, all the way down to the men and women who work in the communication center and every other aspect of our agency, it couldn t be any better. and yet, we still have this result. so that s kind of the answer to this question. something like this can happen in any community, at any time, given the gun law that is we have in the united states, which are the second amendment, which i m a strong supporter of. we have an individual that i don t know if he has any history of mental illness or what his criminal history is. obviously had ten semiautomatic and automatic rifles at his