"Kansas City Police Clarify Chiefs Parade Shooting as Dispute, Not Extremism"

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Kansas City police have determined that the shooting at a Super Bowl victory celebration was sparked by a dispute among several individuals and is not linked to extremism. A woman was killed and 22 people were wounded in the shooting, with two minors and an adult being detained as "subjects" in the investigation. Police have ruled out any connection to terrorism or homegrown violent extremism and are working to determine applicable charges against the two minors held in custody. The shooting occurred as the city was celebrating the NFL Super Bowl victory, and the police are seeking to determine if anyone else was involved in the incident.
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