Shooting during Super Bowl champion team's parade leaves 10 people dead and injured

In Kansas City, Missouri, a shooting occurred during a large parade to celebrate the victory of the Super Bowl champion team, the Chiefs, resulting in numerous casualties, CNN and other foreign media reported on 14 days ago.
It was reported on Sunday (local time). According to reports, the shooting occurred as Chiefs fans were leaving Union Station on the west side. One person was killed and nine others were injured. 3 of the injured
The death toll is likely to rise further as five people remain in critical condition with serious injuries. Kansas City police brought in two armed suspects.
Local police said, ``Shooting occurred west of Union Station near the parking lot, and multiple people were shot.'' ``We were armed with weapons.''
Two people have been arrested and an investigation is underway." The shooting occurred at the site of a large parade celebrating the Super Bowl champion Chiefs team. Super Bowl MVP Patrick Ma
Holmes was joined by Travis Kelsey, famous for being the boyfriend of pop star Taylor Swift. Foreign media reported that Swift did not appear at the scene.
The total number of participants in the parade is expected to reach 1 million.