64, had set up his cache of weapons amid his plan to fire from his hotel suite windows onto a crowd at a country music festival across the street, police said.

Suddenly, a hail of bullets came flying down the hall where Campos was, and the guard was injured at about 9:59 p.m., Lombardo said. Six minutes later, at 10:05 p.m., Paddock fired the first shots on concertgoers.

Previously, police had said Campos was hit after the attack on the crowd.

Schuck said the gunfire in the hallway was relentless and he "could feel them [the rounds] pass right behind my head." He said he took cover until the shooting stopped and he could reach Campos, then he radioed for help.

Lombardo said the shooting finally stopped 10 minutes later, at 10:15it lacks moral
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