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Following the terrible shooting that occurred during the Chiefs’ Super Bowl parade in downtown Kansas City on Wednesday, which left one person dead and 22 others injured, including eight children, the Philadelphia Eagles delivered a statement. Associated content “Our hearts ache for the victims, their families, the people of Kansas City, and the Chiefs organization,” said the statement. “We are grateful for law enforcement, first responders and all who acted swiftly in the face of danger to support others.” All of the injured children are expected to recover fully, according to Stephanie Meyer, senior vice president and chief nursing officer at Children’s Mercy in Kansas City. None of the children are in serious condition.
Even though a tragedy is never easy to deal with, learning good news like this is incredibly relieving because things could have been far worse. Similar: Reddick to the Texans, an Eagles trade idea? Following the tragedy, the Chiefs also said that every one of its players and family members was safe and well. Licensed by ABG-SI LLC. ABG-SI LLC is the registered trademark holder of SPORTS ILLUSTRATED. All rights reserved.
