The Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl parade on Wednesday was supposed to be a day purely for celebration between the fans, players and coaches. Instead, the parade ended in tragedy as gun shots were fired. According to initial reports, 10 people were shot near the Chiefs parade route on Wednesday. One person was killed, three are in critical condition, five are in serious condition, and one has a non-life threatening injury.

Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes shared a four-word message on X (formerly Twitter) following the devastating event that occurred on Wednesday.

“Praying for Kansas City,” Mahomes wrote.

The KC Police announced that a news conference will be taking place to address the tragic event that unfolded during the Chiefs parade. More details will be revealed during the conference.

Fans took matters into their own hands after the shootings took place. A video posted by Fantasy Fanatics on X shows Chiefs fans tackling one of the shooters during the parade. These fans are heroes, as they risked their lives.

Adam Schefter of ESPN addressed the situation after the Chiefs Parade, via JPAFootball.

“These images are happening everywhere all the time, every day, every week in this country,” Schefter said. “It's disgusting. It's sickening. It's enough. How many times do we have to see this everywhere?”

Details are still being revealed about everything that occurred during the Chiefs parade on Wednesday. We will continue to monitor and provide updates as they are made available.

Our thoughts and prays are with Kansas City during this difficult time.