At least one dead in Las Vegas shooting as shots ‘fired outside famous Bellagio casino' & tourists seen fleeing Strip
GUN HORROR At least one dead in Las Vegas shooting as shots 'fired outside famous Bellagio casino' & tourists seen fleeing Strip
AT least one person has died following a shooting in Las Vegas.
Shots were fired outside the Bellagio Fountains hotel and casino on Sunday night.
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At least one person is dead in a shooting in Las Vegas
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Panic erupted on the Las Vegas Strip and footage shared on social media showed tourists fleeing.
One person has died, according to KSNV-TV.
Cops have confirmed that the shooting did not happen inside a casino.
Locals were urged to avoid the area and a murder probe is now underway.
The shooting was reportedly captured on a YouTube livestream and seven shots were fired.
"Are you f**king kidding me?!" one woman was heard saying in the footage.
Swarms of cop cars were seen charging down the Las Vegas strip.
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The Vegas strip has been sealed off as part of cops probe
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