The struggle between the parents initiates “shooting” at Dallas Cheerleading Event

Dallas, we:

At least 10 people were injured on Saturday afternoon after a fight between two people in the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in the United States Dallas had stimulated a rush, where a national cheerleading competition took place. The excitement began to argue and fight as a parents of two students who participated in the competition and to fight down several poles.

The Poles caused a loud noise, of which many people feared that, according to the police spokesman from Dallas, they would lead to chaos and a rush during the NCA all-star National Championship.

Criminal prosecution officers later confirmed that the struggle between adults and there was “no active shooter” at the event. In the hurry to leave the venue, people have mutually put down, which led to a rush.

We can confirm that there was no active shooter in the Kay Bailey Hutchinson Convention Center. Further information will follow when it is available.

– Dallas Police Dept (@Dallaspd) March 1, 2025

The incident was reported around 1 p.m. and the Dallas police have so far made no arrests in the incident.

Several videos of the incident were shared on social media, where people run across streets and called through a suspected active shooter.

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The Dallas police are investigating an incident near the Omni Hotel & Kay Bailey Hutchinson Convention Center. Please avoid this area. A family center for families was founded in the Dallas police headquarters, 1400 Botham Jean BLVD. pic.twitter.com/r2xoh6wxpi

– Vanhoa (@vanhoa2272) March 2, 2025

A video also showed up when the cheerleaders, who performed, indeed hurried in the middle of the stage when the excitement began.

Update to Dalla's “incident”: Here is the video with 2 sets of cheerleaders, the shows of which were immediately stopped and the audience evacuated. pic.twitter.com/u1i4zkvqir

– ✝️ Dr. Margaret Aranda Ferrante, MD PhD Facfei ♿️ (@thehebelpatient) March 1, 2025

The NCA All-Star National Championship 2025 reports more than 30,000 athletes from 43 states and 9 counties to Dallas. The event is expected to generate 64 million US dollars.

After the stampede, the competition for Saturday was canceled and is expected to continue on Sunday.