3rd suspect in Kansas City parade shooting charged with murder
A woman was killed and over two dozen people were wounded in the shooting at the celebration for the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl victory.
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2 suspects in Kansas City parade shooting charged with murder
A woman was killed and 22 other people were wounded in the shooting at the celebration for the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl victory.
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Charges expected in Kansas City shooting
Two teenagers are expected to face charges today in connection with a mass shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl parade. Police say the shooting began as a dispute. Charlie De Mar spoke to the family of Lisa Lopez-Galvan, the woman who was killed.
Kansas City DJ killed in parade shooting
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2 juveniles detained in Kansas City shooting
Two juveniles have been detained in connection with Wednesday's shooting near the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade, in which a woman was killed and nearly two dozen others were shot. At least half the wounded shooting victims were under the age of 16, officials said. Charlie De Mar has the latest.
Bystanders tackle armed man after shooting
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Witnesses describe Kansas City shooting: "It was traumatizing"
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Kansas City officials give update on shooting
Kansas City officials say the shooting after Wednesday's Super Bowl parade had no nexus to terrorism and appears to have been the result of a personal dispute. Two of the people detained after the shooting are juveniles, police say. One woman was killed and more than 20 people were wounded, including several children. Vladimir Duthiers anchored CBS News' special report.
2 juveniles detained in deadly Kansas City Chiefs parade shooting
Kansas City's police chief said no charges have been filed yet in the deadly parade shooting and the investigation is ongoing.
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Mom, daughter describe Chiefs parade shooting
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