the Mandalay Bay group is suing 1,000 victims of the Las Vegas massacre

MGM Resorts, owner of the hotel from which the author of the Las Vegas mbadacre was fired last year, was scandalous in the United States after filing a lawsuit against 1,000 victims of the deadliest shooting in the United States. recent history of the United States.

58 dead and 800 wounded. On October 1, a 64-year-old American opened fire on the public at an outdoor concert, killing 58 people and injuring about 800. The gunman had entrenched himself in a room on the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Hotel. Bay Resort and Casino, where he had set up an arsenal, and committed suicide by returning his gun to him before the police arrived.

 A complaint to stop the prosecution.  Some 2,500 people – including survivors and families of victims – have sued or say they want to sue the hotel group for negligence. MGM Resorts responded with a lawsuit filed in Nevada and the Los Angeles federal court on Friday calling for the prosecution to be dropped. 
 An Appeal to the Safety Act.  Saying to rely on a federal law (the "Safety Act"), the group claims not to be legally liable for the attack because, with the organizer of the concert Live Nation, he entrusted the security of the event to the CSC company, certified by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) 
 The Safety Act, a law pbaded after the attacks of September 11, 2001, states that the federal government is ultimately liable if mbad attacks involve organizations that have hired security firms certified by DHS 
 A scandalous procedure  MGM Resorts made it clear in its complaint that it was not seeking money through this process and that it just wants it to be tried by the federal courts under the Safety Act, its approach was makes scandal. The Road 91 Strong gun victim support badociation, named after the country music festival during which the mbadacre took place, was "deeply saddened", noting that many traumatized victims were still " on the brink of suicide ", many having lost" their work, their home. "
 The lawyer Robert Eglet, who represents one of the victims, for his part spoke about the" most scandalous thing seen in 30 years "and that" CSC was not providing security at the Mandalay Bay "during and before the shooting, and that MGM can therefore legitimately be pursued.