SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) – The country is trying to reverse Wednesday’s tragedy in Kansas City.Just moments after the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl parade, one person was killed and more than 20 injured in a shooting. We learned that more than half of the victims were under the age of 16.WNDU 16 News Now went to Eddy Street Commons for reaction as the aftermath of the shooting continues. And honestly, a lot of people we talked to off camera were just hearing the news for the first time. And that’s telling, because it could be
sign of how desensitized we’ve become in this country to news like this.”We just live in an age where… I don’t know, violence is on the rise,” says Candance Lebron-Williams. “There’s something going on that we’re not talking about. Maybe it’s, you know, maybe we’re not dealing with our emotions properly. We don’t talk so much about mental health; we are not talking about how to deal with your emotions. I don’t know what’s going on, but it’s disgusting. It breaks my heart. It’s horrible.”After the shooting, many took to social media to share their reactions.Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes took to X (formerly Twitter) and wrote “Praying for Kansas City” with several praying hands emoji..
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) – The state is trying to change the tragedy of Wednesday and Kansas City. Just moments after the Kansas City Chiefsand#039; Super Bowl parade, shooting kills one and injures more than 20 people. We learned that more than half of the victims were under the age of 16. WNDU 16 News Now went to Eddy Street Commons to get the reaction after the shooting. And honestly, a lot of people we talked to off camera were just hearing the news for the first time. And that’s revealing because it may be a sign of how desensitized we’ve become in this country to news like this.andquot;We’re just living in an age where… I don’t know, the violence
is increasing, andquot; says Candance Lebron-Williams. andquot;There’s something going on that we don’t talk about. Maybe, you know, maybe we’re not processing our emotions correctly. We don’t talk so much about mental health; we are not talking about how to deal with your emotions. I don’t know what and what’s going on, but it’s disgusting. It breaks my heart. Itand#039;s horrible.andquot;After the shooting, many took to social media to share their reactions.Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes took to X (formerly Twitter) and wrote andquot;Praying for Kansas Cityandquot; multiple praying hands emoticon…
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