Mother Of Two Passes Away After Kansas City Chiefs Parade Shooting

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Lisa Lopez-Galvan, a mother of two, has been confirmed as one of the fatalities from the shooting incident. A resident of Kansas and a mega Chiefs fan, Lopez-Galvan succumbed to a gunshot wound, as reported by The Kansas City Star.

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Lopez-Galvan,44, was undergoing abdominal surgery to address the injury when she passed away. Her death has left a significant void in the Kansas City community, where she was well-known and beloved as a disc jockey and host at a local community radio station; Lisa made a name for herself, frequently being the go-to DJ for wedding celebrations. She leaves behind her husband and two children.

The aftermath of the shooting has prompted an outpouring of grief and condolences, with many taking to her Facebook page to leave heartfelt messages for her family. The incident reportedly affected not just Lisa but also one of her sons and other family members, who are among those who suffered gunshot wounds during the mass shooting. Lisa’s excitement for the Chiefs’ Super Bowl LVIII victory was palpable, and she eagerly anticipated Wednesday’s parade celebration.

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The shooting itself caused widespread panic, captured in video footage showing the chaos as gunshots disrupted the celebratory rally. With at least 22 individuals reported as gunshot wound victims and uncertainty surrounding the exact number of fatalities, the community is in mourning. It remains unclear whether Lisa is the only confirmed fatality mentioned by authorities or if there may be another victim yet to be identified.

In response to the tragedy, police have detained at least three individuals believed to be connected to the shooting. The investigation continues as the city grapples with the aftermath of this senseless violence that marred what should have been a joyous occasion. Lisa Lopez-Galvan’s untimely death is a stark reminder of the need for unity and healing in the face of such devastating loss.

Deja Monet: Born and raised in the Bronx. I write stories that will make you laugh, cry, or mad.