Man is suing Sports Commission for Chiefs Parade shooting

MONTH. Lisa Lopez Galvan was killed. One of the men shot on it. This rally has a hard time supporting his family. KMBC Nine Andy Alcock receives answers to possible help. He is currently alive at the Union Station. Andy Brya James Lemons knows that he is very happy tonight to be alive. He was at the Chiefs Parade when he said that he was hit by a ball into the background of the leg when he carried his five -year -old daughter Kinsley on his shoulders. He says doctors told him that Bullet had only missed his thigh artery in his muscle. If this artery had been hit, his life could have been seriously at risk. The ball is still in the leg and it has to be operated on to remove it. But not able to work and without insurance, he cannot afford it. James tells us that he and his family lent family, friends, friends, friends and set up a gofundme page. It was a hard street, do you know? I mean, I tried to find ways to deal with the mental problems that my daughter is going through and found out how to deal with the money and everything else. The KC Strong Fund, set up for the victims, collected almost 1.5 million US dollars. A spokeswoman for Greater United Way or Greater United Way by Greater Kansas City tells us that the process has not yet been completed to determine who is entitled to this funds and will probably take about a month before these funds are handed over. Reporting on Live Outside Union Station Andy Alcock. KMBC Nine News. Andy, thank you again. The United Way Board Meeting is set for Thursday, where members talk about opportunities to distribute the money. The United Way is