Two Charged in Kansas City Chiefs Rally Shooting, Sparking Self-Defense Debate

The mass shooting at the Super Bowl victory rally has led to charges against Lyndell Mays and Dominic Miller, amid discussions on Missouri's self-defense laws.

Lyndell Mays and Dominic Miller have been charged with second-degree murder following a mass shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl victory rally, resulting in one death and 24 injuries.
Mays' family claims he acted in self-defense during the incident, while both families face backlash for attempting to raise funds for medical bills through GoFundMe.
The shooting has sparked a debate over Missouri's self-defense laws, with Mays' family arguing that he was not the aggressor.
Both suspects are currently being held on $1 million bonds, as the community mourns the loss of Lisa Lopez-Galvan, a beloved local DJ and mother of two.
Authorities are determined to hold all responsible parties accountable, with a total of four suspects charged in connection to the tragic event.