The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Mexico, Alicia B cena, expressed her condolences to the family and friends of Elizabeth "Lisa" L ez-Galv, the Mexican-born wife who lost her life in the shooting during the parade celebrating the victory of the Kansas City Chiefs.
The head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Mexico confirmed and detailed that, so far, "there are 21 people injured […] They have not given us the names of those who are in the hospital, but we are very attentive at the Mexico consulate in Kansas, to care for the family and support them in everything they require."
L ez Galv was a much-loved radio announcer and the daughter of a mariachi singer born in Mico. In addition to her losing her life, one of her sons and her nephews were wounded by bullets.
The celebration for the Kansas City Chiefs' victory after lifting the NFL's Vince Lombardi award was a must for Lez Galv, who was a fan of the team, so she went to Union Station with the idea of having fun, however, she was murdered in what the police classified as a riot.
Kansas City police confirmed the shooting was a dispute between several people, including two juveniles. They did not release names although the suspects are in custody.
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