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Lyndell Mays, born in 2000 and now 23 years old, found himself at the center of a tragic shooting incident during the Kansas City Chiefs victory parade. The aftermath resulted in the heartbreaking death of Lisa Lopez-Galvan and left over 38 people injured. The incident also involved 18-year-old Dominic M. Miller, escalating from a heated argument initiated by Mays with a stranger.

Lyndell Mays Wikipedia
Real Name	Lyndell Mays.
In News	Arrested.
Age	23.
Birth Date	2000.
Birth Place	Missouri, United States.
Lives in	Raytown, Missouri, America.
Gender	Male.
Nationality	American.
Ethnicities	African-America.
Family
Parents	Mother: Teneal Burnside. Father: —
Siblings	A sister.
Body Measurements
Height	In feet: 5′ 9″. In meters: 1.752 m. In centimeters: 175.2 cm.
Eyes	Brown.
Hair	Black.
Criminal Record
Suspected Of	Firing bullets during Kansas City Chiefs victory parade.
Charges	Unlawful use of a weapon. Two counts of armed criminal action.
Status	In Arrest.

Legal Consequences and Charges

Both Mays and Miller face serious charges, including armed criminal action and unlawful use of a weapon. Two juveniles were also detained on related charges. Mays, admitting to his involvement, is currently held in custody under a substantial $10,000,000 bond.

Homicide Charges and Chaotic Scene

Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker formally pressed homicide charges against Mays and Miller. The charges stem from a tumultuous altercation that escalated into gunfire, resulting in the tragic shooting of DJ Lopez-Galvan.

Court documents paint a chaotic scene at the intersection of West Pershing Road and Kessler Road, revealing at least one individual openly carrying firearms. The conflict originated from an argument about unwarranted stares, leading Mays to draw his gun in a crowded area, selecting a random individual and initiating the tragic shooting.

Miller, allegedly using a Taurus G3 9mm pistol, was subdued by onlookers, with his firearm identified through ballistics tests matching the recovered bullet from the victim.

Victim’s Family and Pursuit of Justice

The victim’s family expressed gratitude to the prosecutor’s office and the Kansas City Police Department. While finding some solace in justice, they emphasized that it cannot bring back their beloved Lisa.

GoFundMe Campaign and Family Support

After the incident, Lyndell Mays faced bullet wounds, undergoing critical medical treatment at Kansas City Hospital. His mother initiated a GoFundMe campaign, seeking financial support for his medical expenses. Despite facing difficulties and only collecting $100, the campaign was halted. Mays remained in stable condition in the hospital, with a $1 million bail.

Despite legal challenges, Mays’ mother staunchly defended her son’s innocence, claiming he was trying to protect her during the shooting.

Lyndell Mays’s Background

Born in Missouri in 2000, Lyndell Mays was raised in Raytown by his mother, Teneal Burnside. Information about his father is not readily available. Before the tragic events, Mays was active on social media, but his accounts were removed following the incident, presumably by his family.