A shooting occurred during a Super Bowl victory parade in Kansas City, resulting in one death and 22 injuries. The deceased victim was identified as Lisa Lopez-Galvan, a local DJ. The injured victims ranged in age from eight to 47 years old, with at least half of them being under 16. Three suspects, two of whom are under 18, were taken into custody. Police believe the shooting was the result of an argument between several people. Firearms were recovered at the scene, but no arrests have been made yet. The investigation is ongoing, and police have stated that there is no link to terrorism.
Ms Lopez-Galvan was a DJ for a Tex-Mex music show on a community radio station. The station expressed their sadness over her senseless death. Nine children between the ages of six and 15 were treated at a local hospital for their injuries and are expected to recover.
During the parade, shots were fired near Union Station where the rally was taking place. Videos posted online show members of the crowd tackling one of the alleged suspects. Bystanders were praised for their quick actions, and emergency services responded immediately to the shooting. The Kansas City Chiefs organization released a statement expressing their sadness and confirming the safety of their players, coaches, staff, and families.
This shooting is not the first of its kind at a sporting celebration in North America. Similar incidents have occurred in Milwaukee, Los Angeles, and Toronto in recent years. The investigation into the Kansas City shooting is ongoing, and police are urging anyone with information to come forward.
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