Dan Bilzerian ‘Went To Get A Gun’ To Take On Las Vegas Shooter

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In the midst of the deadliest mass shooting in America’s history, Dan Bilzerian captured the horror for millions of followers on social media.

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As a gunman opened fire on the Route 91 Harvest open-air country music festival, killing at least 50 civilians and injuring over 200 concert-goers, Dan Bilzerian took to Snapchat.

The footage, which has been uploaded to Twitter, shows the poker player running from the attack saying he saw a ‘girl get shot in the face‘.

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Gunshots can be heard in the background as the 38-year-old, who has previously suffered two heart attacks, ran from the chaos.

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In the video, he can be heard shouting:

Holy f***, this girl just got shot in the f****** head.

A gunman opened fire on concert-goers at around 22:30 (05:30 GMT).

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Armed police and the emergency services were immediately called to the scene, and the authorities were quick to advise people to avoid the area.

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However, Bilzerian announced he would return to the horror once he had picked up his gun.

In the video, Bilzerian continues:

This is so f****** crazy. I had to go grab a gun, I’m f***** heading back.

It’s so crazy, some kind of mass shooting. Guy had a heavy calibre weapon for sure.

Saw some girl get shot in the face right next to me, her brains f****** hanging out.

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Bilzerian entered the Navy SEAL training program in 2000; however, after several attempts, he did not graduate. He was reportedly dropped from the program for a ‘safety violation on the shooting range’.

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Las Vegas Police Department has confirmed at least 50 fatalities and 200 civilian injuries have been recorded in this horrific attack.

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Sheriff Joseph Lombardo said officers had identified the attacker as Steven Paddock, 64, who is described as a local, lone-wolf-type actor.

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Officers who were alerted to the scene said Paddock was dead and did not believe there were any other shooters involved.

Families looking to locate missing loved ones should call 1-866-535-5654.

If you would like to donate blood for the injured victims of the Strip shooting visit the Labor Health & Welfare Clinic, 7135 W. Sahara.