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Video captures shots ringing out and crowd parting in panic at deadly Super Bowl parade #shorts
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0:34Now PlayingA Kansas City Chiefs fan hoping to film “generic footage” of “Travis Kelce yelling” at his team’s Super Bowl celebration instead captured the horrifying moment shots rang out — and the sea of packed fans parted in panic.
The shocking video footage shows the densely packed crowd decked out in white, red and gold at Wednesday’s celebration that ended with a mom dead and 22 others injured.
The cameraman, who asked to remain anonymous, said he set the camera high just to get “generic footage,” specifically hoping to capture the team’s beloved tight end Kelce in celebration mode.
Instead, it caught the shocking sound of bullets cracking out — and “what it looks like when someone fires [around] 20 bullets in 3 seconds in the middle of the crowd,” he told Storyful.
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