Clark County coroner identified the driver of a Cybertruck packed with fireworks and fuel that exploded on New Year's Day in Las Vegas as 39-year-old U.S. Army veteran, Master Sergeant, Livelsberger. The explosion injured seven others. Investigators ruled the death a suicide.
Lake Effect Snow Warning for Wyoming and Wayne Counties from late today through Sunday. Wind Advisory for Yates through Midnight.The Clark County coroner officially identified the driver of a Cybertruck packed with fireworks and fuel that exploded on New Year’s Day in the valet area of the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas , which injured seven others.A passport and military ID were found in the Tesla car by investigators after it blew up around 8:40 a.m. by the hotel entrance.
He returned to active duty with the Army in December 2012 and was a U.S. Army Special Operations Soldier assigned to the 10th Special Forces Group in Stuttgart, Germany. He was on approved leave at the time of his death. Investigators confirmed Livelsberger was stationed at Fort Liberty in North Carolina, formally known as Fort Bragg but spent the majority of his time at Fort Carson in Colorado.A search of county records revealed he remarried another woman in 2022 who is also listed as the property owner of the home FBI agents were investigating in Colorado Springs on Wednesday. Neighbors told KOAA he had a baby at home as well.
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