Video: Bystanders rush to help shooting victim at Chiefs Super Bowl Rally
22 people were reportedly shot, and one person is confirmed to have died during the incident
22 people were reportedly shot, and one person is confirmed to have died during the incident
22 people were reportedly shot, and one person is confirmed to have died during the incident
Police are still investigating a shooting at the victory rally and parade for the Kansas City Chiefs at Union Station.
The shooting left one person dead and 22 others injured.
Clark Lynch, a rally and parade attendee, gave sister station KMBC a look at the aftermath of the shooting.
Video above: Mother, daughter tearfully recall moments when shots rang out after Chiefs parade
Lynch's video, which can be watched in the player above, shows bystanders launching into action to help one of the shooting victims.
Lynch was watching the parade with two friends when the shooting broke out. The Kansas City resident said both he and his friends were about 15 yards away from the shooting when the sound of gunfire broke out.
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The witness claims to have heard more than 10 gunshots before KCPD officers rushed to the area of the shooting, near the left side of the rally stage outside of Union Station.
Multiple suspects were taken into custody by the Kansas City, Missouri Police Department.
Over 800 police officers were on scene, 600 of which were from the Kansas City Police Department.
Video above: Man helped tackle one of the alleged shooters at Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade