Two minors were accused of committing a crime shooting which on Wednesday led to the death of one person and the injuries of 22 people, including nine children, during a rally in honor of the victory Kansas City Chiefs in that Super Bowl, the authorities said.

District Attorney Jackson, Jean Peters Baker said in a written statement Friday that the two youths were charged as juveniles in family court, but did not provide any details.

The Family Court did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Baker’s office said it will try to prosecute the two suspects. like adults but this is according to Missouri State Lawthey first had to be charged as juveniles.

Police said the shooting occurred during a fight between several people after the end of the Chiefs’ Parade. Several firearms were found at the scene.

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Parade and rally to celebrate the Chiefs’ Super Bowl victory over San Francisco 49ers More than a million fans gathered on Sunday, the head said. police from Kansas City, Stacy Graves.

However, the sound of gunfire before the event started sent the crowd running for cover. Two fans attending the rally eventually captured and arrested one of the three suspects.

The victims ranged in age from 8 to 47, police said. Lisa Lopez-Galvan the only fatality was a popular local radio DJ.

He Children’s Mercy Hospital He said he treated nine children who were shot and that all were expected to recover. Two other minors who were not shot and an adult were also treated there, according to the medical center.

(Reuters)