I'm omw there this weekend, planning to play at the tables. Is there any sort of memorial thing at the hotel grounds. Would like to pay my respects.

I find it strange that his car is found at the airport but no mentions at all of whether or not they think he took off via airplane.

When hearing his car was found at the airport my immediate thought is he shot them, went straight to the airport, and just flew out of the country before it was too late.

big boy corporations need to do a better job helping their terminated employees find soft landing spots.

There are presumably many aspects to the investigation that they're not going to share with the media. They could very well know where (in general) he is.

That may very well be true; however, there has been no information indicating that the "disgruntled" employee had been terminated.

A couple more photos of him at the airport and his wanted poster.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.rev...g-suspect/amp/

that was quick! they got him in texas. with the image search capabilities that the cops have these days there is really nowhere to hide. even if he drove all the way to maine they would just get him on some traffic camera outside of a 7-11.

You have a lot of faith in someone's ability to only hit the people they're aiming at.

Source?

https://twitter.com/LVMPD/status/987002175933972481

http://www.star-telegram.com/news/na...209335794.html

http://www.lasvegasnow.com/news/anth...xas/1129969155

Town off of I-40 suggests that he was likely found during a routine traffic stop...lots of drug busts out there come from law enforcement pulling people over for just a few miles over the speed limit. While many WILL speed, it is a stretch of road where you are taking a chance even being just five over the posted limit...

edited...from a local station out there: http://www.newschannel10.com/story/3...rested-in-vega

Found at a rest stop about 3:30AM in a stolen vehicle

Why? Why are they responsible for an employee that they terminated? Entitlement is an ugly thing.

It's entitlement to expect to be able to go to a company picnic and not get shot?

Wow been at that rest stop on my yearly cross country trips to Laughlin.

I’ve been to the Venetian

You're conflating the general principle of "companies should do better" with the specific case of "it might have saved lives in this case."

I agree far fewer people should be surprised when they're fired than are currently surprised. For most people, I would give them some kind of warning and something specific I'd like to see change in a specific time. If I think they're emotionally unstable or something, I'd gladly offer assistance while they're still employed, with the hope of returning them to their full potential.

But once they're gone, they're gone. I'm not going to offer assistance (physical, mental, emotional) to someone I've decided will never work out.

People who get laid off are different from people who get fired. I think the HR term is "possibility of rehire" or something like that.

Think it is safe to say he was fired right after the picnic