Gunman transferred money and set up cameras before attack
Investigators study Stephen Paddock’s finances and preparations as authorities pursue motive. FBI and police interview associates including Marilou Danley while seeking reasons for the Las Vegas mass shooting that left 59 dead and hundreds injured at the Route 91 festival.
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NRA backed gun bill shelved indefinitely
House leaders urged unity and prayer after Las Vegas massacre and offered no new gun laws. A National Rifle Association backed bill to ease silencers was shelved indefinitely. Democrats called for universal background checks and commonsense gun laws.
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Bump stocks rise to spotlight after Las Vegas shooting
The Las Vegas gunman used a bump stock, a little known device once rarely sold. The device lets a semi automatic rifle fire more rapidly, though lethality depends on ammunition. Slide Fire, the industry leader, did not respond to requests. Abilene firm’s Facebook page shows videos praising its use.
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