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VP Harris, Mahomes, celebrities speak on Kansas City teen shot

By Eric Sterling
April 18, 2023
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VP Harris, Mahomes, celebrities speak on Kansas City teen shot

As recent reports have it, a 16-year-old boy was shot dead in Kansas City, even as prominent public figures like Vice President Kamala Harris, NFL quarterback Patrick Mahomes, and many others have expressed their condolences and shared their thoughts on the tragic incident.

According to officials, the victim, who was still in high school, was shot and killed on Monday afternoon while he was waiting to board a bus. The incident has sparked serious concern and outrage within the community, with many calling for action to be taken to prevent such senseless violence.

Since the news broke out, Vice President Kamala Harris has tweeted a call for sensible gun laws, saying, “Our hearts are with the family of this young boy, and with all those impacted by gun violence.” Patrick Mahomes, the famous Kansas City Chiefs quarterback, has also expressed his shock and sadness over the shooting, writing on Twitter, “This senseless violence needs to stop. Prayers to his family.”

Other celebrities like singer Cher, along with local officials and community leaders, have also chimed in to denounce the violence and express solidarity with the family of the victim.

It’s not yet clear what led to the shooting or who was responsible for it, but the community is united in grief and the need for justice. Sadly, this is not the first time that Kansas City has faced such an incident, and it highlights the vital need for action to reduce gun violence in our society.

The tragic death of this young boy is a reminder of the impact that gun violence can have and why it’s critical to address this issue. While debates about gun laws are ongoing, we hope that incidents like this can raise awareness and spark action to create a safer and more humane society.


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