A shooting occurred in Missouri, United States, at the end of the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl parade, killing one and injuring 21 others.
According to local officials, they treated eight people who were in immediate danger of death and seven more who had sustained potentially serious injuries.
Nine children were among those injured and are all expected to recover. The footage shown above shows citizens tackling one of the shooters. Police claimed they had arrested three people in connection with the incident.
The bullets were fired west of Union Station, a railroad station in downtown Kansas City where the parade finished around 14:00 local time, with hundreds of fans assembled to enjoy the festivities.
According to local reports, Kansas City Chiefs players were still on stage when the first gunfire rang out. The gunfire prompted the assembled audience, including the mayor and his family members, to flee for shelter.
More than 800 police officers had already arrived to watch the gathering, according to organisers. The city's fire department was also present to provide medical assistance.
According to one law enforcement source, the shooting looked to be the result of a heated altercation that escalated. The source stated that it was not related to terrorism.
Police said they are looking for a motive and gathering physical and digital evidence. An investigation is underway.
U.S. : One killed and 21 injured after shooting near Super Bowl parade in Kansas City
