Mayor Quinton Lucas and KCMO Police Chief Stacey provided an update around 3:45 p.m. CT on the mass shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl LVIII rally. There is expected to be a follow-up press conference when more information on the situation is gathered by law enforcement. 

Here's a quick look at some of what was covered during the news conference. . .

Mayor Quinton Lucas: 600 KCPD, 250 officers from outside agencies. The celebration was marred by a shooting today. We recognize some are injured. We prayer for the safety of everyone.  

Mayor Quinton Lucas: All Chiefs players, staff, and family members are safe and accounted for.

Mayor Quinton Lucas: Everything is fluid and the details of the investigation and situation could change moving forward. 

Mayor Quinton Lucas: We received a call from the White House offering federal aid. 

KCMO Police Chief Stacey Graves: "We're still gathering information on the number and status of victims. We know one of the victims is deceased."

— Charles Goldman (@goldmctNFL) February 14, 2024

KCMO Police Chief Stacey Graves: "This investigation is just beginning. We're working to clear all surrounding areas. We'll keep you updated on Twitter and a follow-up press availability."

— Charles Goldman (@goldmctNFL) February 14, 2024

KCMO Police Chief Stacey Graves: "Right now, we have up to 10-15 injured. We do not have an exact number of people who were victims of a gunshot wound. I do not have the conditions of these victims just yet. I do not believe any of them were children."

— Charles Goldman (@goldmctNFL) February 14, 2024

KCMO Police Chief Stacey Graves: "We do have two suspects in custody."

— Charles Goldman (@goldmctNFL) February 14, 2024

KCMO Police Chief Stacey Graves says that she has heard that two #Chiefs fans helped in the apprehension of a suspect.

— Charles Goldman (@goldmctNFL) February 14, 2024

You can see the video going around of the fans apprehending the suspect below: 

kc citizens tackling one of the shooters. brave people. pic.twitter.com/USLzF9rBbd

— gk | KC N1/ HAMBURG N2/ INDY N3 (@gwyn_kl) February 14, 2024

Chief Stacey Graves: I'm angry at what happened today. We had over 800 law enforcement officers to keep everyone safe. Because of bad actors, this tragedy occurred, even in the presence of Law Enforcement officers. 

Chief Stacey Graves: There was a foot pursuit immediately after the shooting occurred. Officers immediately rendered life-sustaining aid and called KCFD to assist.  

We'll continue to keep you updated with all of the latest news. 

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