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Authorities have confirmed that the military officer who killed himself and crashed his Tesla Cybertruck outside the Trump Hotel in Las Vegas had “no hatred” toward President Donald Trump. Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Officer Kevin McMahill gave a press conference Friday afternoon to provide an update on the investigation into Matthew Livelsberger, 

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37, with new details suggesting he shot himself in the head and then crashed the Tesla Cybertruck he had rented for New Year’s Day.

McMahill said they found messages from one of his two cellphones that recorded his activities prior to his death, and also received a report indicating that Trump was not harmed by his suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. 

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According to the organization’s website, they are “a national movement of informed Americans, across party lines and liberals, who reject extremism, embrace common sense, and believe that only by working together can America make a difference.” The group said its mission is to support people in Washington and across the United States, adding that “their work has never been more important.”

The El Paso County Department of Labor in Colorado confirmed to Fox News Digital that Livelsberg began registering with the nonpartisan group in 2020. He will re-register in July. The office also noted that Livelsberg voted in the last election. When asked about his "unregistered" voter, officials said they were still investigating his background and could not comment, but reiterated that it was unlikely he hated Trump. Livelsberg, who served multiple locations as a U.S. Army Special Operations soldier, is currently stationed in Germany, where he is assigned to the 10th Special Forces Group.

A former military official told Fox News that Livelsberg began his military service in January 2006 and was promoted to staff officer. Leavelsberg spent time at the base formerly known as Fort Bragg, a large military base in North Carolina that houses Special Forces. Lievsberg served in the National Guard from March 2011 to July 2012 and then See More