On February 14, the Kansas City Chiefs team held a victory parade in the US National Football League (NFL) following defeating the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl 2024 on February 11, in the city. Kansas City, Missouri.
However, the joy of victory suddenly turned into horror. After Travis Kelce and teammate Patrick Mahomes announced winning the NFL championship on stage, according to information from American media, a shooting occurred during the parade at Union Station, killing many people. injured and some even died.
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However, Travis Kelce is currently participating in the celebration with his biological mother, Donna Kelce, while Taylor Swift is not present to celebrate with her boyfriend at this parade, because she is participating in the Eras Tour in Melbourne, Australia, with 3 consecutive shows from February 16 to 18.
Fox News reporter Marcus reported on Twitter at regarding 3:27 p.m. (local time) the same day: “1 person died and at least 9 people were injured in a shooting in the Downtown KC residential area. The Kansas City Police Department has Arrested 3 people”.
According to local news anchor Dia Wall, 10 people were victims of the shooting, including many children being treated at Children’s Mercy Hospital. Local news outlet KSHB 41 reported that thousands of fans and parents were trying to get their children out of the dangerous area in panic.
Kansas City police reported gunfire and were working to clear Union Station. They arrested two armed people for further investigation, including one person believed to be a fan, but information regarding the suspects has not been disclosed. The officer also warned parade participants to leave the area quickly and safely to help treat victims.
The latest update from CNN said that 1 person died and 14 people were injured in this shooting. Mayor Quinton Lucas said Kansas City Chiefs players and staff were safe, and the cause of the shooting remained unknown.