KANSAS CITY —For those individuals who were at the Chief's Super Bowl parade and rally who received injuries that required medical treatment Jackson County prosecutor's office still wants to hear from you, according. You should call (816) 881-3513.
It's not necessary to report if you've already reported your injuries to the prosecutor's office.
One of the accused shooters in the Feb. 14, 2024, Super Bowl victory rally at Union Station was indicted by a Jackson County grand jury on a new Class A felony charge last week for his role in the incident, Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker announced.
Lyndell Mays was arraigned on on the new charge, Causing Catastrophe. A Jackson County grand jury added the charge, alleging the defendant knowingly caused a catastrophe by releasing a crowd surge or stampede of people that caused serious physical injury to 10 or more people. He is one of the three men facing a murder charge in the death of Lisa Lopez Galvan, and is accused of being the first person to start firing.
-The Associated Press contributed to this report.