Vegas Concert Shooter had Child Porn on Computer, FBI Investigating Person of Interest

Investigators scanning computers belonging to Las Vegas shooter Stephen Paddock found “numerous” child pornography photos, the city’s sheriff revealed Friday, adding that the FBI is looking into a person of interest in the case.

Sheriff Joe Lombardo, in his first press conference since Oct. 13, 2017, released an  81-page preliminary investigative report  on the shooting Friday that contains new photographs of Paddock's hotel suite and online searches he conducted before the attack, such as for SWAT tactics and other potential public venue targets.

Lombardo said the unnamed person of interest the FBI is looking into is not Paddock’s girlfriend, Marilou Danley, and he reiterated that authorities believe Paddock was a lone shooter. Fox News reports.

Bruce Paddock, Stephen's brother,  was arrested last year  by Los Angeles police and accused of possessing child pornography, as part of a separate investigation that began months before the Vegas attack.