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Kansas City Chiefs fan seen in cuffs was not shooter: I was just enjoying myself like everybody else
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0:39Now PlayingA Kansas City Chiefs fan who was detained at the team’s Super Bowl victory parade has spoken out to clear his name after social media users wrongly identified him as one of the gunmen in the deadly shooting that broke out during the festivities – saying: “I was just enjoying myself like everybody else.”
Denton Loudermill, a father from Olathe, Kansas, was photographed in a red sweatshirt surrounded by police officers shortly after the mass shooting erupted at the rally on Wednesday.
He went viral for all the wrong reasons, with captions falsely claiming he was one of the gunmen who were apprehended during the ensuing chaos, KSHB reported.
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