It’s been a week since the tragic shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade.
The melee left one person dead and several others injured. The deceased woman’s name was Lisa López-Galván. López-Galván was shot at the parade while she was wearing the jersey of Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker. The kicker was a great help to Galván’s family during their time of mourning. In a statement, he promised to send her a T-shirt for burial, just like the one he wore in the parade.
“My wife Isabelle and I are heartbroken by Lisa’s murder due to degenerate violence,” Butker said in a statement through the Kansas City Star.
“Hearing that she was a fan of my candor about our shared Catholic faith makes this even more personal. It is my honor to provide a t-shirt to her family for them to wear. As the family mourns her loss and deals with her numerous injuries, I will continue to pray for her healing and the repose of Lisa’s soul.”
Chiefs fan remembers warm moment with Andy Reid
One of the survivors of the shooting recalled the terrifying scene of the shooting. Gabe Wallace says police officers informed them of an active shooter and told them to move to the other side of the barricade. It was then that he noticed a familiar face there to offer him comfort and support. It was Chiefs head coach Andy Reid.
“The security guard told me, ‘Go over the damn fence right now.’ There’s a shooter,’” Gabe said.
“Andy Reid was trying to comfort me, which was nice. He was like hugging me, like, ‘Are you okay, man? Are you OK? Please breathe.’ He was being very nice and everything. He left to check on other people, I’m pretty sure.”
Two men charged in Super Bowl parade shooting
A day of celebration for the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl victory ended in tragedy after two gunmen opened fire. And now, those two men are arrested for the incident, according to Yahoo Sports.
“Dominic Miller and Lyndell Mays were arrested and both face charges of second-degree murder, two counts of armed criminal action and unlawful use of a weapon, according to the report. Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker said Tuesday that they believe Mays was in a “verbal argument” at the parade with someone that “quickly escalated” until he and others pulled out weapons,” Yahoo wrote.
“Both Miller and Mays are still at a local hospital recovering from the injuries they suffered during the shooting.”
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