Jedan mrtav, desetak ranjenih, tako se slavila titula u SAD (VIDEO)

Šesto finale, četvrti trofej Vinsa Lombardija u rukama Čifsa, to je epilog 58. Superbola u Las Vegasu.

Kanzas Siti Čifsi ponovo na tronu, treći put u četiri godine odbranili su pehar, a kvoterbek Patrik Mahoms (desetogodišnji ugovor na pola milijarde dolara) je treći put proglašen za MVP-ija.

Razloga za slavlje na pretek. Na ulicama Kanzas Sitija (država Misuri) očekivalo se oko milion navijača, angažovano je oko 800 policajaca (po izjavama šefa policije), do razlaza sa fešte sve je dobro proteklo, a onda - tragedija.

Zapadno od železničke stanice Junion stejšn pucnjava. Nadležne službe potvrdile su smrt jedne osobe, kao i najmanje desetak ranjenih.

- Trenutno imamo 10-15 povređenih, moglo bi ih biti i više, jedna osoba je preminula. Trenutno ne znamo u kakvom su stanju povređeni. Ne verujem da je među njima bilo dece - rekla je Stejsi Grejvs, načelnik policije.

Vatrogasna služba navela je da je petoro ranjenih u kritičnom stanju, troje u izuzetno ozbiljnom.

Policija je potvrdila da je uhapsila dvojicu naoružanih.

- Evakuisana sam, van svake sam opasnosti. Molim sve da slede uputstva policije. Molim vas, ostanite na sigurnom - kazala je guvernerka Kanzasa Laura Keli.

Klub je izrazio žaljenje zbog tragedije, usput naglasivši da su igrači, stručni štab i svi iz kluba, kao i njihove porodice, na sigurnom.

Poslednje vesti kažu da je ranjeno 18 osoba od čega 11 dece. Navodi se i da je dvoje mrtvih.

Navijači su jednog osumnjičenog sami jurili i oborili poput defanzivne linije Čifsa i držali ga dok nije stigla policija...

Kansas City Chiefs before the shooting#KansasCityChiefs pic.twitter.com/BlyTxDAWED

— Mrvate (@mrvate0) February 14, 2024

Suspected in Kansas City Parade Shooting arrested & unverified reports indentify the shooter as Sahil Omar. pic.twitter.com/zCTnDvSnVS

— Lucy Loo (@HatchardLp48816) February 14, 2024

Man tackled and arrested following the shooting outside of Union Station at the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade. pic.twitter.com/4PL35aHOFi

— PullUpMEDIA (@PillarsPullup) February 14, 2024

#BREAKING NEWS |
PRAYER FOR ALL FAMILIES
Officials are now reporting that at least 18 people have been shot, including 11 children, in this evening's Super Bowl parade shooting that took place in Downtown Kansas City, Missouri pic.twitter.com/EEiZc1Ddm2

— WORLD NEWS (@RaziSardar) February 14, 2024

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— manateenative2 (@manateenative2) February 14, 2024

????????UPDATE: UP TO 18 PEOPLE SHOT AT KANSAS CITY SUPER BOWL PARADE

Officials announced that 11 of those shot were children.

Kansas City PD: "It's going to take us a little bit to determine what led up to the shooting. I have heard that fans got involved in the apprehension or… https://t.co/GozX9gTxDb pic.twitter.com/dw5xNtzUrH

— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) February 14, 2024

Prayers lifted up for my hometown, Kansas City, and the victims of today’s shooting. I meet them in prayer.
Kansas City & surrounding suburbs, are among the most beautiful cities in America.
However, violence in KC city limits is out of control because of WOKE and liberal… pic.twitter.com/mB9MxELnyM

— Doug Billings (@DougBillings) February 14, 2024

Statement from the Kansas City Chiefs pic.twitter.com/erKsrF3SX8

— Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) February 14, 2024

Praying for Kansas City…

— Patrick Mahomes II (@PatrickMahomes) February 14, 2024

BREAKING: One person is dead and nine are injured after a shooting in Kansas City, Missouri, following the parade and rally celebrating the Chiefs' Super Bowl win, according to the Kansas City Fire Department. https://t.co/Vd6yZpJVLL pic.twitter.com/ohnoOOm8Kq

— ABC News (@ABC) February 14, 2024

#BREAKING: Gunfire erupts at the end of the Super Bowl parade in Kansas City, MO #Missouri #KansasCity
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— ZoomCenter (@ZoomCenter) February 14, 2024

Officers are working to clear Union Station itself. We will release everyone inside the building once that is complete.

We are still trying to determine the number of shooting victims.

— kcpolice (@kcpolice) February 14, 2024