Horrifying second gunfire erupts at Chiefs’ Super Bowl parade with ‘one useless’
Footage has emerged of the horrifying second gunfire rang out on the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl victory parade.
Around 15 folks have been injured, with one confirmed useless, following a taking pictures on the finish of the parade to have fun the Chiefs’ victory over the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday. Three persons are mentioned to be in a essential situation.
The Kansas City Police Department confirmed two armed folks had been taken into custody following the incident however they had been “still trying to determine the number of shooting victims”.
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An announcement mentioned: “Shots have been fired around Union Station. Please leave the area. Shots were fired west of Union Station near the garage and multiple people were struck. We took two armed people into custody for more investigation.”
Fans had been urged to depart the realm as rapidly as doable. Several folks close to the parade route had been carried away on stretchers shortly after the parade. Around a million folks had gathered to mark the Chiefs’ third Super Bowl title in 5 seasons.
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Footage quickly emerged on social media of the second the photographs had been fired. In one clip, a information presenter was making ready to go on air, solely to cease and switch round, trying involved as gunfire rang out.
In the background, supporters may very well be seen fleeing the scene. The Chiefs have confirmed that every one gamers and workers have been accounted for and are protected.
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In a briefing, police chief Stacey Graves confirmed there had been not less than one fatality. She mentioned officers had “immediately rendered life sustaining aid to victims”.
She added: “We’re still gathering information on the number and status of victims… but we know one of the victims is deceased.”
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Greaves mentioned she didn’t consider that any of the victims had been kids or members of the emergency companies. The taking pictures just isn’t believed to be terror-related, studies CBS.
Kansas City mayor Quinton Lucas was among the many followers who ran for canopy when the photographs had been fired. He mentioned: “I used to be there with my spouse, I used to be there with my mom. We by no means would have thought, we together with Chiefs gamers and followers… could be pressured to run for our security right this moment.”
