In a shocking turn of events at the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl victory rally, gunfire broke out, leaving multiple people injured and triggering panic among the massive crowds gathered at Union Station.
Two armed individuals were swiftly taken into custody by Kansas City police. The celebratory atmosphere turned grim as fans scrambled to flee the scene, marking an unfortunate end to what had initially been a joyous victory parade for the Chiefs.
Earlier, hundreds of thousands of fans lined the two-mile route to cheer on quarterback Patrick Mahomes and his teammates, enveloped in a sea of red and gold confetti.
The incident casts a shadow over the team's third Super Bowl title in five seasons, raising concerns about public safety at large-scale events.
