Chiefs Super Bowl rally shooting leaves one dead and multiple injured

A community that gathered to celebrate a Dramatic victory for the Kansas City Chiefs in the Super Bowl Sunday is now recovering from a shooting that injured dozens of people, including children. At least 22 people suffered gunshot wounds and one of them died, Kansas City officials said Wednesday.

But there’s still a lot police don’t know as the investigation into the tragic end of a holiday in the Missouri city continues.

The shooting, which occurred after a Chiefs parade and rally, is at least the 48th mass shooting in the United States so far this year, according to the gun violence file.

Here’s what we know so far:

Victims: There is at least 22 people with gunshot woundssaid Kansas City Police Chief Stacey Graves. One of those people died, said Kansas City Fire Department Acting Chief Ross Grundyson. Some of the the shooting victims were children, he added. Authorities are still working to identify the person killed.

What we know about the condition of the survivors:

What happened: The shooting occurred on the west side of Union Station in downtown Kansas City, Graves said. Although witnesses described seeing officers run into surrounding buildings, the police chief said the incident occurred outside. When officers arrived at the scene, they immediately began helping people who were injured.

Detained people: Graves said police have They arrested three people for further investigation. She previously said that officers detained two people when they arrived at the scene, and even officers chasing a person. A video has circulated showing “some fans attacking someone,” she said. Authorities are trying to determine if one of the detainees is the same person who appears in the video. Graves also said police recovered firearms.

Key things we don’t know yet:

What is happening now: Police are collecting physical and digital evidence, conducting interviews and asking victims some questions, Graves said. “There is a lot of work ahead in these early stages, but we are moving forward as quickly as we can,” he said. According to the White House, federal authorities have been helping.

Reaction: The Kansas City Chiefs organization said in a sentence He lamented the shooting, calling it a “senseless act of violence.” He National Football League He said his thoughts are “with the victims and all those affected” and thanked law enforcement. Some individual players He also shared messages of support on social media.