I am in awe at the professionalism and ability stay cool under unbelievable tragedy and chaos. First responders are almost always amazing.

Thank you to all the firefighters and paramedics on this devastating call.

I've been watching a lot of the body cam footage tonight . . . then I stated watching watching the released 911 calls. This very fist call has iven me goosebumps on my arms and neck. "Dispatch Engine 11" "Engine 11" "We've got a large crown running from the Music festival down here, do you have report of anything souds like gunfire?" "That's a negative , sir" AND SO IT BEGAN.

Handled the chaos with calm and efficiency. Well organized command. Well done, everyone.

You can hear the exact moment. Their voices immediately sober. It went from possible to happening instantly

The IC dispatchers and apparatus units act flawless for a MCI. Terrible situation but all involved should be commended.

Impressive the way command was established, then split into divisions, setting up communications so traffic does conflict on the radio. And the head Chief assigning units to different posts and sending assets where and when needed. This really is the epitome of professionalism and competence. We are so fast to pile on when mistakes happen, we should also acknowledge when things are well done. These warriors kicked ass that night in the face of insanity and pandemonium. As Mr. Rogers once told us, just look for the helpers, that’s when you know it’ll be ok.

I am impressed. Everybody did a fantastic job.

very professional radio comms. a awesome example of 35,000ft oversight. who, where, what, often repeated for clarity, with the occasional why. far more composed and prepared than their metro counterparts. moving units where and when it was needed. reveals some new twists to the time line, sequence of events, including reports of multiple shooters elsewhere in the incident area. a most challenging situation for the dispatcher, command elements, and the front line guys with their boots on the ground. everyone sounds very composed, with an efficient delegation of responsibility and situational discretion. and what is with the additional shooter reports around an hour or so "after" the shooting had ended at the venue? fresh sounding reports not the type of residual confusion of the moment. waiting to hear the dot connectors break this down. hopefully it helps shed a brighter light upon some very dark days. best and warmest thoughts to all affected by this earth shattering event.

I fucking love our Fire and Paramedic crew

51:20 metro officer limping toward RV to investigate by himself

That seamless unified command. ICS is proud of you guys

To all my county heroes: Danny Doug Dick Dean Steven R & Chris To push in as all others are fleeing, you exemplify VegasStrong.

I feel really bad for Red Dog. When is he going to get Metro protection?

39:32 red dog 40 wants dispatch to confirm that battalion 2 is aware of the ‘situation’

It reminds me of the firefighters who responded to the World Trade Center attack on 9/11

1:00:00 red dog 40 wants update on his transport

ENGINE'S 32,11,33, & BATTALI0N 2 & -RESCUE'S 11,33,15,18,19 & MCI UNIT & SQUAD 32, & TRUCK 11,

56:40 we had one chest wound he was walking out as well

36:40 Eta of ambulance to red dog 40 is 5-7 minutes... red dog 40 wants Eta of metro to his location

25:10 red dog 40 treating two gunshot victims at airport

I just listened to a symposium about this. People were walking in to other hotels bleeding and staff and customers thought they had gotten shot in that building

Given the patient count this was a well run MCI by all of command staff and dispatch.. the only thing I can see is that RED DOG 40 should have been added as its own "airport division" and given their own tac channel.

1:22:52 - Red Dog 40 "My time to shine!"

Around 2:07 starts talking about shots fired at other hotels, I.e, the MGM... 2:10 “confirmed active shooter” at Tropicana. Omg what in the hell actually went on that night? My heart goes out to all first responders in the chaos that night. And the victims caught in the cattle feeding of shooters. This thing was hushed up almost immediately and has seemed to disappear in the media😕🤐

45:30 worried about man in RV

2:14:32 People on roof of Tropicana, at least 2 people

37:05 red dog 40 needs metro for protection

For this big of an event, I thing it was handled about as well as could be expected.

29:00 red dog 40 needs metro

Red Dog 40 better receive a damn award from NIMS!

1:05:45 red dog 40 community ambulance on scene

31:32 red dog 40 needs ambulance expedited

1:14:10 victims in area of helicopters

1:12:04 Red Dog sending victims to UMC

Comment #1 - a requirement of dispatcher should be perfect diction - this girl was misunderstood multiple times

A future plan could be that once an incident starts someone from Metro is dedicated to communicating with the FD immediately, preventing confusion and delays in getting help to those in need more quickly.

It’s September 11 2001 all over again god bless America 🇺🇸❤️💙❤️💙

It’s like 9/11 all over again

Nypd or FDNY would if never handled it so professionally as Las vages ems and pd did.

AT THIS TIME!!! Duh

Multiple shooters

Dudes come in giving orders after 1.5 hrs of main action over with

"Red dog 40" needs to be fired lmao he was no help at all!!!

Why didn’t they investigate the armed men in helicopters I reported??? I was in Vegas when this was happening

See ALL OF YOU ARE LISTENING TO JUST THE VOICES OF THIS INCIDENT NOT SEEING IT like the rest of the videos of other COP'S BODY CAM VIDEO'S THEY SHOW EVERYTHING AND EVERY COP'S BODY CAM WHEN THEY 1ST STEP ON THE SCENE I LIVE IN VEGAS LESS THAN 4 MINS. AWAY FROM MANDALAY BAY it's just WEIRD THEY CAN'T SHOW HOW THEY CALMED THE SCENE DOWN OR ACTUALLY BE IN THE VIDEO WATCHING IN SEEING