action video: 1. https://pomf2.lain.la/f/lmv1jyc3.mp4

Man who Tackled a Shooter at the Kansas City Chiefs Parade Speaks Out:2. https://pomf2.lain.la/f/liy46c7d.mp4

2 shootings in close proximity and time frame. 1 dead, multiple critical, children sent to children’s mercy this is so damn sad. It was supposed to be a celebration. A video is floating around of a guy holding his face together 

1 person dead, more than 20 wounded in shooting following Super Bowl parade

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• One person was killed and more than 20 people were shot in Kansas City, Missouri, after a parade on Wednesday for the Super Bowl-winning Chiefs, according to police. A local DJ was identified as the deceased person, a radio station said.


• Some of those wounded were children, the fire department chief said. Police have detained three people as part of the investigation into the spurt of violence that overshadowed a huge festive celebration.


• An estimated 1 million people were in downtown Kansas City for the parade and rally to mark the Chiefs' repeat championship win. Players were still on the stage of the victory rally when the shooting took place.


• The shooting was at least the 48th mass shooting in the United States this year, according to the Gun Violence Archive.

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A Missouri legislator who survived the Kansas City Chiefs parade shooting on Wednesday, along with his 5-year-old daughter, told CNN that he is now mourning the loss of his long-time friend, who died after being shot at the scene.

Manny Abarca, the treasurer of the Kansas City Public School Board, told CNN’s Laura Coates that he and his daughter had left the main stage area when they heard screams and saw a flood of people running toward them.

“I didn’t know exactly what was happening at the time, but people were saying guns, police, run,” Abarca said.

He said he immediately picked up his daughter and sheltered in a nearby restaurant with other Kansas City Chiefs players, owners, family members, and Chiefs head coach Andy Reid.

Abarca said his daughter went into “protocol mode” and told her father: “This is like training.”

“No one should have to go through this,” Abarca said.

Abarca was a lifelong friend of Lisa Lopez-Galvan, who died during the shooting. He noted that she was a mother and embraced the Latino culture while working at the local radio station.

“Such a tragic loss both to our community and also to her family,” he added.

Abarca said multiple family members who were with Lopez-Galvan at the parade were among those wounded.

https://edition.cnn.com/us/live-news/kansas-city-chiefs-parade-shooting-02-14-24/index.html

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