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I-Team: Newly Obtained Video Shows Deadly Shooting on Las Vegas Strip
- On Sunday evening, a deadly gunfire incident took place on the Las Vegas Strip near the Bellagio fountains, resulting in the deaths of two individuals.
- The shooting stemmed from a year-long feud involving social media between suspect Manuel Ruiz and another streamer known as Finny Da Legend.
- Manuel Ruiz livestreamed the incident wearing a white hat and glasses, then willingly turned himself in and was booked on two felony murder counts.
- Police reported seven shots fired around 10:40 p.m. and described the shooting as isolated while the Las Vegas Strip temporarily closed near the Bellagio.
- The shooting did not disrupt the ongoing World Series of Poker across the street, but officials warned attendees to avoid the Strip amid heightened security.
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Deadly Las Vegas shooting caught on livestream
A livestream captured the moment a suspect opened fire on the Las Vegas strip Sunday night. Police say Manuel Ruiz turned himself in, was taken into custody, and will face two counts of Open Murder with a Deadly Weapon.
·Atlanta, United States
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DNyuzWild moment gunman executes two people near Las Vegas tourist hotspot in front of horrified bystanders
Wild video shows the moment a gunman shot dead two people on the Las Vegas strip -- just feet away from terrified bystanders who were filming the famed Bellagio Casino fountains.
·New York, United States
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Gunman Executes Two People on the Las Vegas Strip, Video Shows
The famous Las Vegas Strip turned into a double-murder scene Sunday ... after a gunman went on a rampage, fatally shooting two people in front of a crowd of stunned tourists. Even more shocking ... the shooting was live-streamed on a YouTube…
·Los Angeles, United States
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