2 people injured during shooting at Eagles Super Bowl 59 victory parade celebration
The Eagles Super Bowl 59 victory parade was a success, but the ending was marred by a shooting that left two people injured near 23rd and Spring Garden Streets on Friday, CBS News reports.
It's unclear at this time what led up to the shooting or what the status of the victims is at this time.
The shooting took place just blocks from the Philadelphia Art Museum. Crowds gathered throughout the city to celebrate the Super Bowl LIX victory parade.
This is the second year in a row that gun violence has taken place during the parade, with Kansas City being the site of a mass shooting on February 14, 2024, at Union Station, which resulted in one death and 22 injuries.
Friday marks one year since the tragedy sent shockwaves through a Super Bowl-winning city.
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