"Kansas City Chiefs Parade Shooting: Suspect's Troubling Past and Unraveling Story"
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A GoFundMe campaign for Kansas City shooting suspect Lyndell Mays, who is facing charges in connection with the shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade, was taken down after raising $100 for his medical bills. Mays, 23, was hospitalized with nine bullet wounds and has since been released. The Missouri House passed a bill banning celebratory gunfire in the wake of the shooting, but some lawmakers believe it would not have prevented the tragedy.
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