VIDEO: Cybertruck Explodes Outside Trump Hotel in Las Vegas - 1 Killed and 7 Injured

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VIDEO: Cybertruck Explodes Outside Trump Hotel in Las Vegas - 1 Killed and 7 Injured

Tesla Cybertruck seconds before explosion outside Trump Hotel in Las Vegas PHOTO: LVPD
On Wednesday, Las Vegas Sheriff Kevin McMahill addressed the media regarding the Cybertruck explosion in front of the Trump Hotel.

One person died after the Cybertruck exploded.

At least seven people were injured, police said. They said they believed it to be “an isolated incident” but had not ruled out a connection to the attack in New Orleans.

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Here’s what Las Vegas police said they know so far:

Timeline: The truck arrived in Las Vegas around 7:30 AM and drove up and down Las Vegas Boulevard for about an hour. It pulled into the valet area of the Trump Hotel before the explosion occurred.

What Investigators Found: The truck’s bed contained gasoline tanks, camping fuel, and large firework mortars. The truck was rented in Colorado via Turo and tracked through Tesla charging stations.

Injuries: Seven people were injured, with two briefly hospitalized and now released.

Investigation Details: No suspect information will be released until confirmed. This is a joint investigation with federal, state, and local authorities. Investigators are working to identify the suspect and determine if this was an act of terrorism. Current findings suggest this was an isolated incident with no indication of a larger plan. 

Las Vegas police said they are maintaining increased officer presence across the community, including the Las Vegas Strip. There is no known current threat to public safety.

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