In America (America) Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl Rally shooting incident, key facts have been revealed. Officials said two juveniles were involved in the crime. The juveniles are being held at the county's juvenile detention center on firearm-related, resisting arrest charges, according to a news release from Jackson County Family Court. "Additional charges are expected in the future as the Kansas City Police Department's investigation continues," it said. No further information has been released.
A mother of two was killed and 22 others injured in the afternoon shooting on Feb. 12 when she opened fire amid a crowd of fans gathered at a rally outside Union Station after a march through the city. Police Chief Stacey Graves said the next day that the victims ranged in age from 8 to 47, with half under the age of 16. Police initially detained three juveniles, but released one after determining that they were not involved in the shooting.
