Active Shooter in Vegas!

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How do we know this is a set up?

A simple point of fact

The hotel chain has not fired the head of security at the hotel..

???

Give the MSM the narative

Then pause for a second..

How many assualt rifles altered for mass fire

Security did not catch it..

Do you know what type of breach this is.. It means you can put together an assualt team.. Move the weapons to your room.. Gamble some make some friends...

Go upstairs to party.. Then.. Arm your crew


The security teams cant stop that much fire power.. And if you catch them at a tourney.. Spend say maybe a hundred thousand for millions in profit...



Sorry MSM narative does not fit..

I owned that hotel chain, That mother F#$%er in charge of security would be singing..

Most crimes like banks and casinos, are inside jobs..

CELEBRITY Was Kim’s Robbery an Inside Job? Report Ties Suspect to Limo Company Kardashian Used in Paris

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According to French newspaper Le Monde, one of the suspects works for a limo company that the Kardashian family regularly used during their Paris visits — meaning he was the last person to have chauffeured Kardashian West on the night of the incident. (During the early hours of Oct. 3, the star was held at gunpoint by masked men who stole millions of dollars worth of jewelry — including a $4 million ring — from the No Address Hotel, where she was staying for Paris Fashion Week.)

As a result, the question of whether Kardashian West’s indirect entourage was involved in the heist now arises. Several major French networks are reporting that the driver, who is reportedly 27 years old, is among those arrested. While the extent of his involvement remains unclear, French police appear to believe he may have provided the robbers with inside information about the star’s whereabouts.

Armed Robbery Prevention—When It’s an Inside Job

The idea that current or former employees would take part in an armed robbery is nothing new. In fact, data suggests that as many as half of armed robberies involve current or former employees. However, that information has been volunteered by suspects, which is unlikely to include every instance. We see this commonly in internal theft investigations when admissions rarely total the entire amount of stolen cash or product. The question then becomes, “How much higher is it?” This question may never be answered, but the percentage of employees committing armed robbery could be significantly higher.

October 1997 Loomis Fargo robbery

The Loomis Fargo Bank Robbery was a robbery of $17.3 million in cash from the Charlotte, North Carolina, regional office vault of Loomis, Fargo & Co. on the evening of October 4, 1997, by vault supervisor David Scott Ghantt, his married girlfriend Kelly Campbell (a former Loomis co-worker), Steve Chambers, his wife Michelle Chambers, Michael Gobbies and four other co-conspirators. An FBIcriminal investigation ultimately resulted in the arrest and conviction of eight people directly involved in the heist, as well as sixteen others who had indirectly helped them, and the recovery of approximately 88% of the stolen money.[1]

This robbery was the second-largest cash robbery on U.S. soil at the time, as only seven months earlier in Jacksonville, Florida, on March 29, 1997, Phillip Noel Johnson had taken $18.8 million from the Loomis Fargo armored vehicle he was driving.[2]

First one the cops look at too...


So why has the head of security for the building at least, not been fired..