Media asks LVMPD archives from Las Vegas mass shooting

Media asks LVMPD archives from Las Vegas mass shooting

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD) may not have a documentation of all policemen who made a response to the shooting incident in October 1, 2017, the LVMPD’s legal representative said at a court hearing on Tuesday, May 29.

“I don’t know if a record exists of every officer who responded to the scene,” LVMPD attorney Nick Crosby said.

The District Judge Stefany Miley stated that the truancy of such a record “could be obstructive.”

“Everyone who responds to the scene — if they were there on their official capacity — they would obviously have to (be documented),” Miley said. “Come on, we’re lawyers.”

The matter in question emerged at a court hearing regarding the numerous investigatory documents the LVMPD has been ordered to release under court mandate since the Las Vegas concert tragedy, the LVMPD declined to give further comment after the hearing