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Man Sentenced for Firearms Violation in Super Bowl Shooting

3/10/2026

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Dominic Miller received a two-year prison sentence after prosecutors dropped a murder charge stemming from a shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl celebration in February 2024, which resulted in one death and multiple injuries.
Miller pleaded guilty to a firearms violation, with the shooting involving at least six individuals.
The Jackson County prosecutor's office cited Missouri's self-defense laws in their decision.
Lisa Lopez-Galvan, a radio host, was killed, and her family expressed concerns about accountability.
Lyndell Mays, accused of initiating the gunfire, is scheduled for trial next year.

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Dominic Miller received a two-year prison sentence after prosecutors dropped a murder charge stemming from a shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl celebration in February 2024, which resulted in one death and multiple injuries.
Miller pleaded guilty to a firearms violation, with the shooting involving at least six individuals.
The Jackson County prosecutor's office cited Missouri's self-defense laws in their decision.
Lisa Lopez-Galvan, a radio host, was killed, and her family expressed concerns about accountability.
Lyndell Mays, accused of initiating the gunfire, is scheduled for trial next year.