Kansas City Chiefs respond to tragic shooting at 2024 Super Bowl Parade
The Kansas City Chiefs have released a statement in response to the tragic events that occurred during their 2024 Super Bowl parade.
During the hometown parade on Feb. 14, a shooting occurred near Union Station, resulting in the death of at least one person and injury to at least 21 others. Three individuals were taken into custody, and the investigation is ongoing, according to Kansas City Police Department Chief Stacey Graves.
The Chiefs confirmed that none of their players, coaches, staff, or their families were harmed and are all “safe and accounted for.”
In a statement shared on social media on Feb. 14, the Chiefs expressed their deep sadness about the violence that occurred outside Union Station. They extended their condolences to the victims, their families, and the entire Kansas City community.
The football organization is maintaining communication with the Mayor’s office and the Kansas City Police Department, acknowledging the efforts of law enforcement officers and first responders who were present to provide assistance.