Suspects Remain At Large After Kansas City Deadly Mass Shooting?!?

In the aftermath of Kansas City tragedy we've seen a lot of people make a GREAT MANY assumptions and most of them don't have much to do with the FACTS of this story and they don't help police investigation.  

Accordingly . . . 

TOP ECHELON KANSAS CITY INSIDERS TELL US: MORE SUSPECTS IN THE DEADLY MASS SHOOTING LIKELY REMAIN AT LARGE!!!

Here's the word . . .

"It's obvious. Just look at the video and the reports of a 'dispute' between to groups of people. It's a very low-key fact and MSM would rather focus on vigils or the politics of these events. The reality is simple: There are many people involved in that that preceded the shooting dispute who remain on Kansas City streets right now. That's a discussion I think we need to have and something that shouldn't cause fear or alarm but just informs people about the public safety crisis we're confronting here in Kansas City" 

Accordingly . . . 

We share a few more aftermath reports as police investigation of the incident continues.

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com links . . .

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