FBI hunts suspect after cross-state World Cup shoot spree near Kansas City
TL;DR
A 22-year-old suspect, Oscar Sanchez-Munoz, is the focus of a cross-state crime spree that included multiple shootings along I-70 near Arrowhead Stadium during the FIFA World Cup, prompting the FBI to offer up to $25,000 for information leading to his arrest; one person was killed and several others injured (including an Uber driver), with a standoff ending in a house fire in Independence, Missouri. Investigators recovered a car linked to the shootings, but Sanchez-Munoz remains at large and no motive has been disclosed.
- Manhunt underway for Kansas City suspect of mass shooting near World Cup venue — FBI offers $25K reward New York Post
- Kansas City highway shooter still at large, FBI offering reward money for tips KOMU 8
- Neighbors Were Locked In or Out of Their Homes as a Police Standoff Burned Next Door Yahoo
- FBI offers $25,000 reward for arrest in Kansas City interstate shootings ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
- KCK police: June 11 shooting investigation helped identify Kansas City shooting suspect KMBC
Want the full story? Read the original reporting
Read on New York Post