Las Vegas Shots Attacks

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During a country music festival in Las Vegas shots were fired among the crowds in the festival. The shooter was Stephen Paddock he killed 58 people and injured hundreds more people. The shots came from the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino. Six minutes before he started shooting at the crowd a security guard was investigating an alarm to an room that was open when the security guard was shot. The security guard then went to inform the casino security personnel that he has been shot. The police immediately came after the call to the casino security personnel. It is still unknown as to why he stop shooting.
This is a news article. The news elements are human interest and consequence. Many lives were lost and many were injured during

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