Authorities the Las Vegas shooter fired at aviation fuel tanks ``with intent.''
Sheriff Joseph Lombardo told reporters Friday that Stephen Paddock shot at the fuel tanks at McCarran International Airport near the Mandalay Bay hotel, where he opened fire onto a concert crowd below.
Paddock killed 58 people before shooting himself.
Lombardo says the airport is reviewing safety measures and has contacted experts in fuel storage but that there's a low probability aviation fuel could be ignited by gunfire.
The sheriff says 45 people injured in the massacre earlier this month remain hospitalized in critical condition.
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The FBI adds that they have conducted hundreds of interviews and followed almost 2,000 leads, but so far they have not found a motive for the massacre.
Authorities also say Paddock had no visual abnormalities in his brain.
Lombardo says that an autopsy found nothing unusual during a visual inspection, but his brain was shipped to a facility to look for any minute problems.