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911 calls from livestreamed shooting reveal more about the chaos on the Las Vegas Strip
According to police, Ruiz and Rodney Finley were content creators who often livestreamed on their social media platforms from tourist attractions around Las Vegas. The 911 calls that were just made public include numerous people who witnessed the shooting in real-time while watching Finley's YouTube channel.

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Shooting on Las Vegas Strip near Bellagio that killed 2 was livestreamed, police say
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New video shows YouTuber turn himself in after fatal shooting on Las Vegas Strip
Body-worn camera footage made public on Wednesday shows 41-year-old Manuel "Manny" Ruiz turn himself in after police say he shot and killed two people on the Las Vegas Strip.

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Las Vegas shooting victims ID’d as YouTuber, wife; suspect claims self-defense
Rodney Finley, who ran the YouTube account Finny Da Legend and his wife Tanisha Finley were the two people gunned down Sunday on the Las Vegas Strip, the coroner’s office revealed Tuesday.
Bellagio Fountain Shooting Video Captures Gunman Opening Fire After Social Media Feud
A fatal shooting that left two people dead near the famous Bellagio fountain in Las Vegas was captured on a disturbing video. The double homicide stemmed from a feud between two people on social media platforms, according to Andrew Walsh, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department's undersheriff, who spoke in a news conference.
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Two killed in Las Vegas Strip shooting linked to social media feud, with suspect Manuel Ruiz turning himself in.
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