Kansas City’s Super Bowl celebration on February 14, 2024, ended in tragedy when Lisa Lopez-Galvan, a 43-year-old Hispanic radio DJ, was killed as fireworks and fanfare gave way to gunfire near Union Station. A verbal dispute between strangers escalated into multiple people drawing firearms; prosecutors say Lyndell Mays drew first and Dominic Miller returned fire. Ballistics evidence tied a bullet from Miller’s weapon to Lopez-Galvan’s fatal abdominal wound. She was taken for emergency surgery but did not survive, the only fatality among more than twenty wounded, including several children.

Authorities arrested Mays and Miller and charged both with second-degree murder, armed criminal action, and unlawful use of a weapon, citing Missouri’s felony murder rule because Mays’ initial act set the deadly sequence in motion. Two juveniles were detained on weapons and resisting arrest charges pending certification hearings, and federal charges were later brought against three other individuals accused of trafficking and straw purchasing the guns used that day.

Does anyone who attended the rally or was nearby that afternoon have details about the moments before the shooting or the people involved?