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Originally Posted by luv
Probable Cause Statement and Complaint for both Miller and Mays. The Complaint for Miller is the Amended Complaint.
Mays' arraignment is scheduled for 1:00 today.
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Based on the "Miller PC" document, the events surrounding Dominic M. Miller's involvement in the shooting during the Chiefs' Super Bowl Parade in Kansas City, Missouri, on February 14, 2024, are as follows:
Location: The incident took place near Pershing Road and Kessler Road during the Chiefs' Super Bowl Parade.
Tension Escalates: Surveillance video revealed a verbal argument between two groups. Miller and two others approached one of the groups but didn't go all the way. As the confrontation escalated, Miller positioned himself strategically in the crowd, watching the argument unfold.
Outbreak of Gunfire: The situation turned violent when a member of one group produced a firearm and advanced towards an individual in the opposing group. Miller, who was positioned in the crowd, also drew a firearm and began shooting.
Miller's Actions: Miller initially claimed to be a bystander but later admitted to being armed and returning fire after being confronted with video evidence. He was seen chasing and shooting in a crowd, which included the deceased victim and other bystanders.
Aftermath: Miller was found with a gunshot wound and was tackled by a witness while fleeing. A firearm was recovered near him. The firearm Miller used was connected to the fatal shooting of a female victim.
Additional Details: The document also mentions Miller's interview at the hospital, where he initially provided a different account of the incident. It details the recovery of Miller's belongings and his identification by witnesses and surveillance footage. The incident resulted in multiple injuries and a fatality.
This sequence of events outlines the chaotic and tragic circumstances of the shooting, highlighting Miller's involvement and the subsequent police investigation.