Timothy Sini, Suffolk County police commissioner said they found the shooter when the hotel staff noticed a smoke detector went off in his room (from all the gunfire smoke). The police went up and knocked and waited and then the shooter shot himself."

Police say gun smoke triggered a smoke detector in the Las Vegas shooter Stephen Paddock’s hotel room, revealing his location.

The Las Vegas SWAT team located Paddock around 20 minutes after the shooting began in his room on the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino.

Retired Las Vegas police lieutenant, Randy Sutton, told the Washington Post smoke filled the room as Paddock fired a large number of rounds into the crowd below, causing a fire alarm to go off.

Police entered the room using explosives where they found the gunman dead from apparent suicide, Lombardo said. Police also found “in excess of 10 rifles” in the room.

The President praised the police. Trump again and again praised the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department. “How quickly the police department was able to get in was really very much of a miracle,” Trump said.

"What happened in Las Vegas is in many ways a miracle," he added.

The president praised law enforcement, saying that "my divisive hate speech has caused moments of tragedy and horror, America is definitely coming part."

Source: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/triggered-fire-alarm-leads-police-las-vegas-shooter-location-article-1.3536578

WHAT, WAIT A MINUTE....

New details about Las Vegas shooting raise questions about police response
By Holly Bailey

.....He had set up cameras inside and outside his hotel suite, which law enforcement officials believe were used to monitor the police.

A total of 47 firearms were recovered from three locations including Paddock's hotel suite, his home in Mesquite, and another property associated with him in Reno, Nevada.

Leaked photos also show Paddock dead on the floor and he appears to have left a note on a table.

Las Vegas police have authenticated the photos and confirmed around 20 guns were found in the suite.

Las Vegas police offered new details Monday about the days and minutes leading up to last week’s deadly mass shooting, raising new questions about the police response and their investigation of the still unexplained massacre.

In a significant revision to the original timeline of the Oct. 1 massacre, authorities revealed that Stephen Paddock shot a security guard in the hallway outside his Mandalay Bay suite six minutes before he opened fire out the window on concertgoers at the Route 91 Harvest music festival, killing 58 people and injuring more than 500.

In their initial account, police said the security guard, Jesus Campos, was shot around 10:15 p.m. — about 10 minutes into the attack — when Paddock discharged a volley of gunfire through the door of his room after seeing Campos approach on a baby monitor the shooter had placed on a room service cart. Police had portrayed Campos as a hero, telling reporters he had interrupted and stopped the killing, and alerted law enforcement about the location of Paddock’s room.

But on Monday, police said Campos, who was unarmed, was shot and wounded at 9:59 p.m. as he investigated an apparently unrelated alarm for an open door on the floor — six minutes before Paddock began firing out his window at 10:05. Police now say they have no idea why Paddock, who had a large quantity of ammunition and other loaded weapons in his room, stopped his rampage 10 minutes later.

Speaking to reporters on Monday, Las Vegas sheriff Joseph Lombardo offered little explanation for the discrepancy in the accounts, although he implied that Campos, who was wounded and “extremely shaken up by what happened to him,” may have misremembered the details.

“As I have conveyed to you from the very beginning … in your zest for information and my zest to ensure the public’s safety and the calming of their minds … some things are going to change,” Lombardo said.

But the revised timeline raised new questions about why it took police so long to ascertain Paddock’s location as they scrambled to figure out where the bullets were coming from.

On Monday, Lombardo said Campos had alerted Mandalay Bay security that he had been shot, but police hunting for the gunman only learned this when they found him lying wounded in the hallway after the gunman had stopped firing at concertgoers below.

According to the updated timeline released Monday, police officers reached the 31st floor of the resort and casino at 10:12 p.m. — where, they reported to colleagues, that they could hear shots being fired above them. Officers reached the 32nd floor, where Paddock was staying in Room 135, at 10:17, two minutes after he stopped shooting. They found Campos a minute later, at 10:18 p.m., and the security guard pointed them to Paddock’s room.

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