Coverage dated August 4, 2022
Three shot, one fatally in Mirage Hotel on Vegas Strip Headline from CBS News
A manhunt was underway for the shooter. The gunfire happened in one of the rooms. Police said they're confident they'll catch the suspect.
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CBS News
Three shot, one fatally in Mirage Hotel on Vegas Strip ↗ (opens CBS News) Published Aug 4, 2022
CBS News's feed description A manhunt was underway for the shooter. The gunfire happened in one of the rooms. Police said they're confident they'll catch the suspect.
NBC Chicago
Las Vegas Police Investigating Fatal Mirage Hotel Shooting ↗ (opens NBC Chicago) Published Aug 4, 2022
Same headline from 8 more outlets NBC Chicago's feed description Police say they are investigating a fatal shooting in a hotel room at the Mirage hotel on the Las Vegas Strip. Las Vegas police said on Twitter that one person was dead in Thursday’s shooting. They said it was an active investigation and asked people to avoid the area.
Tucson
Las Vegas police seek suspect in Mirage hotel room killing ↗ (opens Tucson) Published Aug 4, 2022
Same headline from 6 more outlets Tucson's feed description Police in Nevada are on the lookout for a suspect in a fatal shooting at the Mirage hotel on the Las Vegas Strip. Las Vegas police say a man was
Foxla
Shooting at The Mirage Hotel in Las Vegas leaves 1 dead, several people injured ↗ (opens Foxla) Published Aug 4, 2022
Foxla's feed description As of early Friday morning, police were still searching for the suspect who opened fire inside a room at The Mirage in Las Vegas.
CNN
1 person dead after shooting in a Las Vegas hotel room, police say ↗ (opens CNN) Published Aug 4, 2022
CNN's feed description A shooting in a Las Vegas hotel room Thursday night left one man dead and two women in critical condition, police said.
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