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A week after a mass shooting in Kansas City, two adults have been charged with murder.
Dominick M. Miller and Lindell Mays are charged with second-degree murder, as well as two counts of armed criminal action and unlawful use of a weapon, according to a press release from Jackson County Attorney Jean Peters Baker. There is.
“According to court records, the defendants participated in the Super Bowl parade and rally on February 14th and were armed with firearms,” the statement said. An altercation ensued and shots were fired, ignoring the thousands of other people in the area. Both defendants are being held on $1 million bail. ”
The charges come days after it was revealed that two juveniles were in custody in connection with the shooting that killed Lisa López Galván and injured 22 others.
Kansas City Police Chief Stacey Graves released a separate statement saying, “Nearly after Wednesday’s shooting at Union Station, our investigators discovered that an adult, Dominique M. We determined that these were the two perpetrators.” .
“We are grateful that the Jackson County Prosecutor’s Office has filed murder and other felony charges against Mr. Miller and Mr. Mays as a result of their reckless actions. We have full confidence in the DA’s office in its handling and prosecution of this case.” Mr. Mays and Mr. Mays were shot in the incident and have since been hospitalized. These suspects are in addition to the two juveniles charged last week.”
Mr. Graves continued, “Our investigation continues at full speed. Our detective team is working tirelessly to ensure that those responsible for this shooting are apprehended and receive the maximum penalty allowed by law.” Kansas City is KCPD’s beloved home. We will be relentless in our pursuit of justice.”
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Upon hearing of Lopez-Galván’s death, Taylor Swift donated $100,000 to his family.
Taylor’s boyfriend, Travis Kelce, also donated $100,000 to the two girls injured in the shooting.
The shooting occurred last Wednesday as the Kansas City Chiefs were celebrating their Super Bowl III victory with a parade.
“At the end of the rally, shots were fired near a garage west of Union Station, injuring several people,” Kansas City Police Department Lt. Jake Becchina said in a statement.
Last week, “Extra’s” Billy Bush spoke about the terrifying ordeal to Trey Filter, a heroic fan who tackled one of the gunmen, and his wife Casey, who took his gun.
