Shooting at Las Vegas Strip resort property injures 1

Las Vegas police were investigating after a person was injured in a shooting at a Strip resort Friday morning.

The shooting occurred at 10:07 a.m. at the Mandalay Bay property at 3950 Las Vegas Blvd. South, according to the Metropolitan Police Department. A broken window could be seen on the west side of the W Las Vegas tower, which neighbors Mandalay Bay.

“At least two windows on the west side of the building appear to have been struck by gunfire,” police said in an email.

A Metro spokesperson said in another email that police suspected the gunfire came from somewhere to the west of the property.

“It is believe(d) at this time that the shooting occurred off the Mandalay Bay property from an unknown location to the west,” officer Robert Wicks said in the email.

Authorities said one person was taken to a nearby hospital with injuries that were not life-threatening. Police said the person was injured as a result of glass that was broken during the shooting.

Cory Neal, 36, of Sacramento, along with his sister and their friend, said they were in town for a concert and staying at Mandalay Bay. “I’m a little shocked, a little scared.” Neal said. “I’m curious as to why that happened.”

Kaela Neal, 23, said learning about the shooting Friday afternoon made her feel unsafe.

“It does,” she said. “I kind of think we should talk to the staff. I don’t see any cops or anything like that.”

The Neals and their friend were in town for the Chris Brown concert at Allegiant Stadium on Friday. They were walking to the stadium, which is just west of the Mandalay Bay complex, when they noticed the broken window.

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