Judge: Police can recover costs for Vegas shooting records

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Police can recover costs of providing media with officer body camera videos, recordings of 911 calls and written evidence logs and interview reports about the Las Vegas mass shooting, a state court judge ruled Friday.

But while Clark County District Judge Richard Scotti said the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department cannot demand as much they asked to comply with public records requests thought he did not set a final dollar amount. In records submitted to the court, police estimated the cost of providing the records at $234,000 to $458,000

"Metro must reevaluate and report back to this court with the proper fee that it proposes to charge the media," the judge said.