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Couple subdued armed person at Chiefs Super Bowl parade
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7:56Now PlayingPolice in Kansas City say a dispute among several people is what sparked the mass shooting that unfolded during the Super Bowl celebration earlier this week. Trey and Casey Filter, a couple from Wichita, Kan., helped subdue an armed man at the parade. Police said investigators were reviewing the footage to determine if the person tackled was among the three people detained.
CORRECTION: A previous title incorrectly said the couple was from Kansas City. In fact, they are from Wichita, Kan.
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