11-01-2017, 11:29 AM
Good to read Jesus Campos is well enough to return to work. But, I hope no conspiracy theorist whack jobs try to track down Campos at the Mandalay Bay.
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Jesus Campos went back to working security at Mandalay Bay Hotel on Monday, a month after he was wounded during the October 1 Las Vegas massacre that left 58 dead.
Campos has been staying at the MGM-owned property from the time of the shooting rampage, due to intense media and for his own protection.
The 25-year-old security guard who was born in Southern California and moved to Las Vegas as a teenager, has been staying at an unnamed MGM Resorts property since October 4th.
MGM officials and Campos himself have been tight-lipped about the exact sequence of events, and the convalescing security guard has been kept away from the media, save for one public appearance on a daytime talk show.
A MGM official added: 'He went from being a private citizen with no attention to suddenly being in the spotlight, and it was overwhelming while he was trying to recover from the tragedy.'
Police had visited Campos at the hospital and given him the all-clear for a pre-planned and company-approved trip to Mexico, which he took shortly after the shooting.
Last week, MGM released new audio from the night of the shooting to ABC, but it is unclear when the recording was made.
In the audio, Campos can be heard saying, 'Hey, there's shots fired in, uh, [floor] 32 [room] 135.'
A crackling sound that could be gunfire from Paddock's rifles - some of which were modified to fire at auto speed - can be heard behind his voice.
A month after the incident, however, there are still lingering questions about the timeline of the shooting, which has changed several times.
It is still unclear whether Paddock shot Campos before firing on the country music festival, or during the rampage.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...-work.html
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Jesus Campos went back to working security at Mandalay Bay Hotel on Monday, a month after he was wounded during the October 1 Las Vegas massacre that left 58 dead.
Campos has been staying at the MGM-owned property from the time of the shooting rampage, due to intense media and for his own protection.
The 25-year-old security guard who was born in Southern California and moved to Las Vegas as a teenager, has been staying at an unnamed MGM Resorts property since October 4th.
MGM officials and Campos himself have been tight-lipped about the exact sequence of events, and the convalescing security guard has been kept away from the media, save for one public appearance on a daytime talk show.
A MGM official added: 'He went from being a private citizen with no attention to suddenly being in the spotlight, and it was overwhelming while he was trying to recover from the tragedy.'
Police had visited Campos at the hospital and given him the all-clear for a pre-planned and company-approved trip to Mexico, which he took shortly after the shooting.
Last week, MGM released new audio from the night of the shooting to ABC, but it is unclear when the recording was made.
In the audio, Campos can be heard saying, 'Hey, there's shots fired in, uh, [floor] 32 [room] 135.'
A crackling sound that could be gunfire from Paddock's rifles - some of which were modified to fire at auto speed - can be heard behind his voice.
A month after the incident, however, there are still lingering questions about the timeline of the shooting, which has changed several times.
It is still unclear whether Paddock shot Campos before firing on the country music festival, or during the rampage.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...-work.html