After chaos at Kansas City Chiefs victory parade, alleged shooter claims was 'just being stupid'

Kansas City parade shooter Lyndell Mays says he was ‘just being stupid,’ GoFundMe launched by mom taken down

Lyndell Mays said that he was “just being stupid” when he “advanced” on another group of people he was engaged in an argument with

After chaos at Kansas City Chiefs victory parade, alleged shooter claims was 'just being stupid'

During the Kansas City Chiefs victory parade, an argument that escalated into a deadly exchange of gunfire led to murder charges against 18-year-old Dominic Miller, and 23-year-old Lyndell Mays. Now, as per new details that emerged in the incident, the court documents indicated that Mays during the investigation regretted carrying out the act and said that he was "just being stupid."

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A fundraiser aimed at supporting the victims has raised thousands for victims of the Kansas City Chiefs parade shooting.

Chiefs Parade Shootout Suspect Said He Was 'Just Being Stupid'

Lyndell Mays, the man who allegedly fired the first shot in the February 15 Chiefs parade shoutout, says he was "just being stupid."