US EditionDeadly Tesla Cybertruck blast outside Trump hotel in Las Vegas was intentional, officials say
- A Tesla Cybertruck exploded outside a hotel owned by Donald Trump in Las Vegas, resulting in one death and seven injuries.
- The explosion is being investigated as a potential terror attack, according to three senior law enforcement officials.
- Elon Musk stated that the explosion was caused by very large fireworks and/or a bomb in the Cybertruck's bed, not by the vehicle itself.
- The incident occurred in the hotel's valet area at 8:40 a.m. local time, as reported by a Clark County spokeswoman.
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A Tesla Cybertruck electric vehicle exploded on Wednesday, January 1, in Las Vegas. Inside, a man, a member of the US Army Special Forces, was found dead after shooting himself in the head.
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Officials identified a military ID and passport belonging to Matthew Alan Livelsberger inside the Tesla Cybertruck that exploded outside the Trump hotel in Las Vegas. Police say Livelsberger likely shot himself in the head before the blast.
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