A third man has been charged with murder in the wake of the shooting incident which took place near the end of the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl victory parade in February.
The shooting left one woman, Elizabeth Lopez-Galvan, dead while dozens of others were injured. Prosecutors have handed out multiple charges since the incident, with a third man now taken to task.
According to TMZ, Terry Young, a 20-year-old Kansas City resident, has been charged with second-degree murder, unlawful use of a weapon, and two counts of armed criminal action. He stands accused of pulling out a gun and firing several times during said event.
Law enforcement was able to catch up to him through surveillance footage, social media, and mobile phone data. Court documents note that officials claimed the footage showed an individual brandishing a weapon during a verbal argument. Young, in turn, revealed his own weapon before walking towards the individual and pulling the trigger.
Detectives identified him through his social media profiles and YouTube videos showing him wearing the same green and yellow teddy bear backpack he had on during the Kansas City Chiefs parade.
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The lawmen also got search warrants for the mobile phones of two other suspects and found a group chat in which a number believed to belong to Young sent a message reading “I dropped dat N- first shot.”
His Facebook account is said to have videos of him with firearms, as well as other suspects in the shooting.
He was arrested on Wednesday, with prosecutors requesting a $1 million cash bond.
Officers Believe All Of The Shooters Involved In The Kansas City Chiefs Parade Are In Custody
Officers believe that all of the shooters involved in the Kansas City Chiefs parade are in custody following Young’s arrest.
Lyndell Mays, Dominic Miller, and two juveniles have been charged in connection to the incident and are awaiting their day in court.
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