New video has emerged of the Kansas City shooting, showing teenagers engaged in a heated exchange moments before shots were fired.
It happened after two teenagers were arrested and charged in connection with the shooting. They are currently being held in a juvenile detention center. Several high-profile individuals have condemned the shooting through public statements.
New Video Reveals Many Engaged in Argument
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After the shooting in Kansas City, a video that recently surfaced revealed additional details about the incident.
Like the footage obtained by a news channel, several teenagers were caught engaged in a heated exchange moments before gunfire erupted, resulting in a commotion that claimed one life and left 22 others injured.
The video clip shows a teenager dressed in red getting into a heated argument with an off-camera individual during a rally held after the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl victory. Another teenager dressed in black was observed approaching the altercation.
The two figures are then seen walking away from the scene, with the individual dressed in black showing signs of injury, including blood on his face, possibly from a gunshot.
The footage also shows a young man in a brown jacket and another in a black jacket with a red beanie, who are also assumed to be involved in the altercation.
Check out the tense video clip here.
Two Teenagers Have Been Arrested In Connection With The Shooting
Three suspects in the Kansas City, Super Bowl shooting have been arrested. I have yet to see this in the mainstream media anywhere? pic.twitter.com/x6N9XVxBgk
— Elaine Lancaster (@elainelancaster) February 15, 2024
Although all the pieces of the incident have yet to be put together, it has been confirmed by the police that it is not linked to any act of terrorism.
Two teenagers have since been arrested in connection with the tragedy and have been charged with firearms and resisting arrest charges. They are being held at a juvenile detention center, and additional charges are expected to be filed in the future as the investigation progresses in the coming days.
Because the teenagers have not yet reached the age of majority, their names are being withheld from the public in accordance with juvenile court cases in the state. The same rule is also expected to prevent their trial from becoming public if their case proceeds to trial.
In the meantime, the authorities continue to request information about the incident from the public to help the ongoing investigation.
Female Victim Killed in Shooting Has Been Identified
Lisa Lopez-Galvan, 45, was shot and killed at the Super Bowl Chiefs Parade where 22 others were injured.
Mother of two, local DJ, and host of KKFI’s Taste of Tejano, she is known by many for her kindness and zest for life.
He deserves more. pic.twitter.com/mxPhyYUVBt
— GIFFORDS (@GIFFORDS_org) February 15, 2024
One individual who lost his life in the shooting has been identified as a 43-year-old local DJ known as Lisa Lopez-Galvan.
The woman who died was the host of a Tex-Mex music show on community radio station KKFI. He is also actively involved in fundraising for Latino community events and organizations, including organizing toy drives for children with cancer and college scholarships.
During the shooting, his son and two other members of his family were injured. The boy has been released from the hospital.
The well-wishers then started an online fundraiser to raise money for the Lopez-Galvan family. It has raised more than $230,000, with $100,000 donated by singer Taylor Swift, who was at the Super Bowl to support her boyfriend, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce.
The US President And Several High Profile Individuals Have Acted Against The Shooting
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Several individuals have voiced their opinions on the incident, with Kansas City police chief Stacey Graves one of the leading voices, per Caretaker.
“This is not Kansas City. I am angry [about] what happened … All the law enforcement officers who were there did the best they could, and I’m so proud of them that they faced danger,” he said in a press interview after the incident.
Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas weighed in on the shooting, calling it “tragic for everyone who was a part of it” and calling for more action to stop the epidemic of mass shootings in the US
US President Joe Biden offered his condolences and called for “tighter gun control measures” as a preventive measure against the recurrence of such incidents.
Meanwhile, the Kansas City Chiefs condemned the shooting as a “senseless act of violence” and said the players, staff and their families were all safe.
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