KANSAS CITY, Mo. — We’re learning more about a third person arrested at Union Station in the aftermath of the shooting at the Chiefs Super Bowl parade and rally who was also charged.
Police aren’t connecting Jose Castillo, 36, to the shooting. But he does face a firearm charge and was arrested very close to the shooting scene.
Meanwhile, friends and family Jose Castillo should be hailed as a hero instead of being behind bars.
In the 48 hours since Lisa Lopez Galvin was killed and 22 others were shot victims and witnesses have been waiting on answers.
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“The man that I seen with the gun was a heavier set male, he was standing behind her kind of over a little and I seen him draw a gun and he started shooting,” shooting victim Emily Tavis told FOX4 Thursday.
Almost immediately after hiding behind a trash can himself to escape the gunfire, Bryan Wayne photographed a man now identified as Jose Castillo being cuffed and taken into custody by authorities.