1 dead and up to 22 injured after shooting near Kansas City Chiefs parade, police chief says
The Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl celebration turned tragic when a shooting occurred near the end of the rally, leaving one dead and 22 injured. Police swiftly detained three individuals, aided by video footage. The Kansas City Fire Department responded promptly, reporting 22 gunshot victims, with varying degrees of injuries. Lisa Lopez-Galvan, a local radio DJ and mother of two, tragically succumbed to her injuries during surgery. Children’s Mercy Hospital treated 12 patients, all children between 6-15, with gunshot wounds, all expected to recover fully. University Health and St. Luke’s Hospital also received patients, including gunshot victims in critical condition. Police are still investigating the motive behind the shooting and are establishing avenues for witness testimony. Mayor Quinton Lucas expressed disbelief at the violence and reassured the public of the safety of Chiefs players and staff. The community rallied together, with law enforcement managing the aftermath and providing support to reunite children with their families. Governors Laura Kelly and Mike Parson confirmed their safety, highlighting the widespread impact of the incident.
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