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Man heard shots, helped concert goers | 1:23
John Hammond, who lives in an apartment complex very close to the location of the massacre at Mandalay Bay, recounts hearing the shots and then opening his apartment complex to concert goers running in fear down his street. Tom Tingle/azcentral.com
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Nurse helped Las Vegas wounded in hospital | 2:10
Jon Dimaya, a Las Vegas nurse, triaged victims of the Las Vegas massacre as they were admitted to Sunrise Hospital and Medical Center Sunday night, October 1, 2017, after a gunman opened fire on a country music festival. Tom Tingle/azcentral.com
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Joe Thomas and Elizabeth Reitz describe hearing of the Las Vegas shooting | 2:20
Joe Thomas and Elizabeth Reitz give an emotional interview about hearing the news of their friends who were barricaded inside Mandalay Bay when the Las Vegas shooting occurred Sunday, Oct. 1, 2017.
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Las Vegas shooting: Dixie GunWorx | 1:31
St. George gun shop owner Chris Michel said he sold a gun earlier this year to Stephen Paddock, the 64-year-old Mesquite resident believed to have been the gunman in a mass shooting late Sunday that left more than 50 people dead.
David DeMille/The Spectrum & Daily News
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Sunrise Medical Center treats 180 Las Vegas shooting victims | 1:09
Arizona Republic reporter Yihyun Jeong is at Sunrise Medical Center in Las Vegas after the deadly mass shooting Sunday, Oct. 1, 2017. The facility has treated 180 victims, 14 of which have died, and has administered 50 surgeries. Nick Oza/azcentral
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Witness to Las Vegas shooting | 2:39
Anthony Luca, 30, Las Vegas, NV, was attending the country music concert across the street from Mandalay Bay when gunshots rang out. He describes the chaos, running for cover and then helping a wounded man into an ambulance. Tom Tingle/azcentral.com
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How the Las Vegas shooting unfolded | 2:17
A motion graphic explaining how the events unfolded when Stephen Paddock opened fire from his hotel room on concert goers at the Route 91 Harvest music festival near the Mandalay Bay resort and casino on the Las Vegas Strip.
Ramon Padilla, Janet Loehrke George Petras, Jim Sergent USA TODAY
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Man heard shots, helped concert goers
Nurse helped Las Vegas wounded in hospital
Joe Thomas and Elizabeth Reitz describe hearing of the Las Vegas shooting
Las Vegas shooting: Dixie GunWorx
Sunrise Medical Center treats 180 Las Vegas shooting victims
Witness to Las Vegas shooting
How the Las Vegas shooting unfolded
Lisa Romero-Muniz, a 48-year-old grandmother and Gallup, New Mexico, high school counselor, was among those killed in a mass shooting Sunday in Las Vegas, officials confirmed Monday.
Romero-Muniz worked at the Hiroshi Miyamura High School. Her Facebook page shows several pictures of her with her children and four young grandchildren.
“She was not only an employee of our school district, but was an incredible loving and sincere friend, mentor and advocate for students in many of our schools,” district Superintendent Mike Hyatt said in a news release Monday.
“As a colleague, she was outgoing, kind and considerate of all those she worked with and we will miss all of these great attributes she shared with students, staff and parents in our community,” Hyatt wrote.
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At a televised news conference, Hyatt noted that Romero-Muniz had worked for the district since 2003 at the elementary, middle-school and high-school levels.
Most recently, she had been a “discipline secretary” who “had a lot of interaction with students.” Many students posted on social media that “she was there for them,” he said.
Hyatt said the school district had sent a crisis response team into the schools to help faculty and students deal with the loss.
A memorial was being planned at the high school Monday night.
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