Las Vegas Police Release Report Exposing Gaps in Cybertruck Bombing Response at Trump Hotel
Las Vegas Police Release Report Exposing Gaps in Cybertruck Bombing Response at Trump Hotel

Las Vegas Police Release Report Exposing Gaps in Cybertruck Bombing Response at Trump Hotel

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On January 1, 2025, Matthew Livelsberger, a 37-year-old Green Beret, detonated a rented Tesla Cybertruck at the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas, resulting in his suicide and injuries to seven others. The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department released a comprehensive after-action report identifying gaps in their response, particularly regarding the hazards of electric vehicle fires and the need for updated training and protocols. The report highlighted the importance of joint incident command training, improved communication with outside agencies, extended staffing during major incidents, and better awareness of new technologies and wellness resources. Livelsberger left a note stating the explosion was a "wake up call" and not a terrorist attack, with no animosity toward President Trump. The investigation was turned over to federal authorities after the Department of Defense classified a manifesto found on Livelsberger's phone. The report also commended the use of advanced technology such as drones and digital forensics in the investigation and recommended enhanced preparedness for future incidents involving electric vehicles.

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