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    Las Vegas Police Release Bodycam Footage; ATF Says Gunman Had 'Bump-Fire' Stocks

    Twelve of the devices were found in Stephen Paddock's hotel room. The ATF says bump stocks, although used for the purpose of "simulating automatic fire," are legal under current federal law.
    by Laurel Wamsley Oct 03, 2017 2 minutes
    Police tape blocks off part of Las Vegas Blvd. on Tuesday near the scene of a massacre at a country music festival in Las Vegas, Nev. Twelve devices known as bump stocks, allowing a shooter to fire a weapon much more quickly, were found in the gunman's room. / Drew Angerer / Getty Images

    Less than 48 hours after the massacre on the Las Vegas Strip that led to the deaths of 59 people including the shooter, details of the attack are coming into focus. And footage from police body cameras offers a new vantage point on

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