This week Missouri prosecutors charged two men with murder following a mass shooting that took place at Kansas City Super Bowl victory celebration on Valentine's Day.

Lisa Lopez Galvin, a popular local radio personality, was killed, and about half of the

22 people injured were children who had come out to see the chiefs celebrate their second

straight Super Bowl victory.

Kansas City Mayor Quentin Lucas spoke to my colleague Wanna Summers about it.

I was someone who brought my own family to this event.

I was someone who had to flee at a shooting.

I saw big giant football players and eight or nine year old

children and all types of people running away from harm.

But unlike many other high-profile mass shootings,

where one person targets multiple victims,

Jackson County prosecutor Jean Peters Baker

said this shooting began because one of them

in charge turned an argument into a violent event.

That argument very quickly escalate it

to Mays drawing his firearm, a handgun,

almost immediately. Almost immediately.

others pulled their firearms.

And while the location was unique and the national attention was unique,

that key fact really wasn't.

It's not uncommon.

We have men and shoot around here all the time.

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