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'We're not finished,' sheriff says as investigation into Las Vegas bombing shifts to FBI

By Miles Cooper January 17, 2025
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LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Metro police despatched two of Matthew Livelsberger’s gadgets to the FBI hoping to determine why he set off a automotive bomb exterior the Trump resort on New Yr’s Day, killing himself, Sheriff Kevin McMahill mentioned.

Livelsberger, 37, drove from Colorado Springs, Colorado, to Las Vegas, and exploded fireworks and different supplies exterior the resort on Jan. 1. He died from a gunshot wound to the pinnacle simply earlier than the explosion, the coroner’s workplace mentioned.

“We’re not done,” McMahill informed the 8 Information Now Investigators in an unique interview. “We still need to get into a laptop and we still need to get into the other cell phone. Will we ever? I’m not sure.”

The division despatched the 2 gadgets to the FBI’s facility in Quantico, Virginia, for additional testing, McMahill mentioned. After finishing their work, McMahill mentioned he anticipated to launch an after-action report on the incident.

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Matthew Livelsberger, 37, drove from Colorado Springs, Colorado, to Las Vegas, and exploded fireworks and different supplies exterior the resort on Jan. 1. (LVMPD)

Livelsberger probably suffered from PTSD and officers mentioned they had been conscious of potential household points or private grievances which may have been contributing elements, officers mentioned within the days after the blast.

Livelsberger used the U.S Particular Operation Command’s Preservation of the Drive and Household program and “did not display any concerning behaviors.” Livelsberger was on private depart earlier than his dying, a spokesperson for the Military confirmed.

McMahill hoped the incident sparked additional dialogue about psychological well being and recognizing individuals who might pose a risk.

“Because just one individual that would have made a call, one individual that had seen the behaviors, we might have been able to stop what it is that he found himself doing on that fateful morning,” McMahill mentioned.

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Police discovered a number of writings on Livelsberger’s telephone, which contained quite a lot of “grievances and issues, some political, some personal,” they mentioned.

“Fellow servicemembers, Veterans, and all Americans: TIME TO WAKE UP!” one mentioned. “We are being led by weak and feckless leadership who only serve to enrich themselves.”

Anybody with info was requested to contact the FBI at 1-800-CALL-FBI.

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