Dispute Involving Juvenile Suspects Led to Super Bowl Rally Shooting.

Preliminary findings suggest that the shooting at a Chiefs' Super Bowl rally in Kansas City, Missouri, was not linked to terrorism or homegrown violent extremism, but rather a dispute among several individuals that escalated into gunfire. Two teenage suspects are currently detained, while a third person who was initially detained has been released. The investigation is ongoing, and officials are asking the public for any information about the shooting. The victims, ranging from 8 to 47 years old, are expected to recover, although some remain in critical condition. [Extracted from the article]