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Jacob Gooch Jr. had been enjoying the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl victory parade with his dad, stepmom and siblings when a gunman began shooting about 15-feet away from where his family was standing.
What we know so farShots were fired at the end of the Chiefs' victory parade and rally in downtown Kansas City, Missouri, yesterday. One person was killed and 22 others were injured, including children, officials said. Three of the victims remain in critical condition as of today.Three people are in custody, two of whom are juveniles.Officials say that they do not believe the motive was terrorism and that the shooting was the result of a "dispute between several people."NBC News' Jesse Kirsch and Antonio Planas are reporting from Kansas City.
Some Kansas City Chiefs players demanded more gun control Wednesday after a mass shooting darkened the team’s Super Bowl victory parade in Kansas City, Missouri.
Trey Smith, an offensive lineman for the Kansas City Chiefs, said that he helped comfort a child during the shooting that broke out at Wednesday’s Super Bowl parade.
KANSAS CITY — The person fatally shot at the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl victory celebration Wednesday has been identified, as police held three people in custody and sought answers over the culprits and motive behind the shooting.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The parade and the rally were over, but the Kansas City Chiefs weren't done celebrating their Super Bowl victory when the party turned deadly Wednesday.
A man at the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl parade described the harrowing moment when he tackled a man suspected in the deadly shooting that broke out Wednesday amid the celebration.
A historic railway station on the edge of downtown Kansas City became the latest backdrop for a mass shooting as gunfire near the end of the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl celebration sent terrified fans scrambling for cover and left 21 people wounded — including at least eight children — and a mother of two dead.