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crime1 year ago

"Multiple Suspects Charged in Fatal Shooting at Kansas City Chiefs Victory Parade"

Six people, including a 15-year-old boy, have been charged in connection with the deadly shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl victory parade, with federal officials also investigating the origin of the guns used. The shooting left more than 20 people injured and one person dead. Missouri prosecutors have filed charges against individuals involved in the shooting, and federal authorities have charged three men with illegal firearms trafficking and straw purchases connected to the weapons used in the shooting.

via USA TODAY|
#crime#federal-prosecutors#illegal-firearms-trafficking
crime1 year ago

"3 Kansas City Men Charged in Connection with Firearms at Chiefs Super Bowl Parade Shooting"

Three men are facing federal firearm charges in connection with the shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade, where one person was killed and 22 others were injured. The defendants are accused of illegal firearms trafficking and straw purchases, and are not accused of opening fire during the incident. Federal authorities allege that at least two of the firearms recovered from the scene were illegally purchased or trafficked. The charges include conspiracy to traffic firearms, engaging in firearm sales without a license, and making false statements on federal forms.

via NBC News|
#crime#federal-firearms-charges#illegal-firearms-trafficking
crime1 year ago

"3 Men Charged in Connection with Firearms at Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl Parade Shooting"

Three men from Kansas City have been charged with federal firearms counts following a shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl parade, where one person was killed and around 24 others were injured. The charges include conspiracy to traffic firearms, making false statements on federal forms, and engaging in firearm sales without a license. The shooting involved multiple individuals brandishing and firing weapons, resulting in injuries and one fatality. The accused were not alleged to be among the shooters but were involved in illegal firearms purchases and trafficking.

via The Associated Press|
#crime#federal-firearms-charges#illegal-firearms-trafficking
crime-and-law1 year ago

"Examining 'Stand Your Ground' Law in Chiefs Parade Shooting Case"

Two men accused of firing shots at the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade claim self-defense under Missouri's "stand your ground" law, despite one bystander being killed and many others injured. Experts say the state's broad self-defense rights could provide a formidable defense for the accused, but there are limits to the law. The case raises questions about the extent of self-defense and the impact on innocent victims, amid ongoing debates about gun laws and racial disparities in invoking the defense.

via ABC News|
#crime-and-law#gun-laws#missouri
sports1 year ago

"Chiefs' Harrison Butker Supports Families Affected by Super Bowl Parade Shooting"

Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker provided a jersey to the family of Super Bowl parade shooting victim Lisa Lopez-Galvan, who was wearing his jersey when she was shot and killed. Butker called for the shooters to be brought to justice and expressed his condolences, stating that he and his wife were heartbroken by the tragedy. Two suspects have been charged with second-degree murder and armed criminal action, and more individuals are expected to be charged in connection with the shooting.

via Fox News|
#harrison-butker#justice#kansas-city-chiefs
sports1 year ago

Kansas City Chiefs Kicker Honors Shooting Victim with Jersey at Funeral

Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker honored the request of the family of Lisa Lopez-Galvan, a victim of the Super Bowl parade shooting, by sending one of his jerseys for her funeral. Lopez-Galvan, a beloved Tejano DJ, was shot and killed at the parade, and her family wanted her to be laid to rest wearing the jersey of her favorite player. Butker, deeply saddened by the tragedy, provided the jersey and expressed his condolences, while also bonding with Lopez-Galvan over their shared faith. Other Chiefs players, including quarterback Patrick Mahomes, have also shown support for the victims of the shooting.

via USA TODAY|
#harrison-butker#kansas-city-chiefs#sports
crime1 year ago

"Chiefs Parade Shooting: Murder Charges Filed Against Two Suspects"

Two men have been charged with murder in the shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade that killed one woman and injured over 20 people. The defendants, Dominic M. Miller and Lyndell Mays, face charges of second-degree murder, armed criminal action, and unlawful use of a weapon. The shooting, which occurred after a verbal altercation, resulted in the death of Lisa Lopez-Galvan and injuries to 22 others. The investigation is ongoing, and more charges may be filed as prosecutors seek to hold every shooter accountable.

via NBC News|
#crime#gun-violence#kansas-city
sports1 year ago

"Travis and Jason Kelce Reflect on Tragic Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl Parade Shooting"

Travis and Jason Kelce addressed the tragic shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl parade, expressing condolences for the victims and their families. They thanked law enforcement and first responders while sharing a link for fans to support the victims and contribute to violence prevention and mental health services. Travis created the #KCStrongFund and donated $100,000 to support the victims and their families, matching Taylor Swift's donation. The brothers also mentioned plans to get involved in helping out and expressed their support for the community during this deeply tragic event.

via Deadline|
#charity#community-support#kansas-city-chiefs
human-interest1 year ago

"Mahomes Family Visits Teen Victim of Chiefs Parade Shooting"

Patrick and Brittany Mahomes visited 15-year-old Mireya Nelson, a victim of the Super Bowl parade shooting, who is recovering in the hospital after sustaining multiple gunshot wounds. The couple also visited other victims of the shooting, including two young sisters. A GoFundMe page has been set up to support Mireya and her mother as they navigate the physical and mental healing process.

via KSHB 41 Kansas City News|
#brittany-mahomes#gofundme#hospital-visit
politics1 year ago

"Controversy Surrounds Super Bowl Parade Shooting Incident and Heroic Acts"

Representative Tim Burchett of Tennessee faced backlash after falsely claiming on social media that an "illegal alien" was involved in the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl celebration parade shooting, despite the individual in the photo not being one of the shooters. Two teenagers have been charged for the shooting, which left one dead and several injured. Burchett's claim has been corrected, and he has been criticized for promoting racism and circulating disinformation.

via Newsweek|
#false-claim#illegal-alien#politics
sports-community-tragedy1 year ago

"Patrick Mahomes' Visit, Chiefs' Support, and Healing: Updates on Kansas City Parade Shooting"

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes and his wife visited two young sisters who were injured in the Super Bowl parade shooting, bringing smiles to their faces. The Reyes family, who are avid Chiefs fans, expressed gratitude for the Mahomeses' kindness and love. A GoFundMe campaign for the family has raised over $185,000, with donations from Chiefs' tight end Travis Kelce and pop superstar Taylor Swift. The Chiefs have also launched an emergency response fund to support the victims and their families, while authorities have charged two juveniles in connection with the shooting. Missouri's weak gun laws have come under scrutiny in the wake of the tragedy.

via The Guardian US|
#community-support#gun-violence#kansas-city-chiefs
crime1 year ago

"Kansas City Chiefs Parade Shooting: Updates on Arrests, Backlash, and Community Support"

Jose Castillo, a third person arrested in connection with the deadly Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade shooting, allegedly picked up a gun dropped by one of the suspects but claims he was trying to help and thought it belonged to an officer. He was charged with unlawful possession of a weapon and remains in custody, with a previous felony conviction. The shooting, which resulted in one death and 22 injuries, was said to have stemmed from a personal dispute.

via New York Post |
#crime#felony-conviction#kansas-city-chiefs
sports-philanthropy1 year ago

"Travis Kelce's Generosity: Donating $100,000 to Victims of Chiefs Super Bowl Parade Shooting"

Kansas City Chiefs player Travis Kelce donates $100,000 through his organization to support two young girls injured in the Super Bowl victory parade shooting, with each girl receiving $50,000. The girls, aged 8 and 10, sustained leg injuries and are in the process of healing. Kelce's girlfriend, Taylor Swift, also donated $100,000 to the family of another victim. The shooting left one dead and 22 injured, with at least half of the injured being under 16 years old. Two juveniles have been charged in connection with the shooting.

via NBC News|
#donation#kansas-city-chiefs#sports-philanthropy
commentary1 year ago

"Unpacking the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl Parade Shooting"

Jordan Klepper, guest hosting The Daily Show, used the recent Super Bowl parade shooting to argue for gun control, debunking the "good guy with a gun" argument and emphasizing the need for a defensive strategy to prevent shootings. He compared the issue to football, calling for limiting the "size of the ball" as a metaphor for regulating firearms. Klepper expressed frustration at the lack of meaningful bipartisan discussion on gun regulation and criticized media coverage that normalizes mass shootings, emphasizing the need for a higher standard of safety in America.

via The Daily Beast|
#americas-gun-problem#commentary#gun-control
politics1 year ago

"Kansas City's Tragic Gun Violence: Impact on Children and Gun Policies"

The shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl parade highlights Missouri's expansive gun rights and historic tension over crime in major cities, with the state having few gun regulations and a Republican-led Legislature that has passed measures expanding gun rights. Lawmakers have shown little interest in restricting firearm use and possession, despite rising crime rates. The shooting has sparked debate over gun policies and crime control in Missouri and neighboring Kansas, where gun rights are also favored, and both states have seen an increase in killings.

via The Associated Press|
#gun-rights#kansas-city#missouri