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WATCH: Cops’ body-cam footage captured Sunday’s rampage up close

This still image captured by a Las Vegas officer's body camera shows a fellow officer crouching behind a wall during Sunday's shooting spree. Image: Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department
This still image captured by a Las Vegas officer's body camera shows a fellow officer crouching behind a wall during Sunday's shooting spree. Image: Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department
By Jennifer Brett
Oct 4, 2017

While thousands of terrified concert goers ran for their lives Sunday night, Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department officers ran toward the danger.

Footage captured by officers’ body cameras depicts the ordeal from a harrowing vantage point.

“Get out of here! Go that way!” an officer is heard warning people as bullets rain down from above.

“They’re shooting right at us, guys, stay down,” an officer urges his colleagues as the air fills with prolonged volleys of gunfire.

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