Allegedly at least two people were shot on the Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl Parade.
The shooting comes only a year after 33 people were injured and one was killed in a massive shooting on the previous Super Bowl parade for the Chiefs of Kansas City.
The police said that the shooting unfolded at 23rd and Spring Garden streets, less than half a mile from where Eagles players celebrated their victory on stage for the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
Early reports indicate that one of the victims was shot in the leg and was raced to the hospital by a huge crowd of parade.
Air images of CBS News showed an ambulance that tried to ride through a crowd of people.
It was expected that more than a million people would descend at Philadelphia for the celebrations on Friday.
It is not clear what led to the shooting or that suspects are in custody.
This is a developing story and will be updated as information is confirmed. DailyMail.com has contacted the Philadelphia police for more information.
Allegedly at least two people were shot on the Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl Parade
It was expected that more than a million people would descend at Philadelphia for the celebrations on Friday
The parade started on Friday in South Philadelphia and went through the city while thousands of Eagles fans packed the streets
Early reports indicate that one of the victims was shot in his leg and was raced to the hospital by a huge crowd of paradegoers
It came after Howie Roseman, general manager of Eagles, was bled during the parade after he was beaten when fans threw items at the team.
Defensive back CJ Gardner-Johnson also brought the headlines at the Parade while he was wearing an rude sweatshirt that focused on Taylor Swift.
The parade started on Friday in South Philadelphia and went on to Broad Street while thousands of Eagles fans pack the streets.
The route ended in the Philadelphia Museum of Art on the famous 'Rocky Steps', where stars including Jalen Hurts appealed to huge crowds.
Although the shooting unfolded less than a mile from where the Eagles celebrated, it was not directly on the Parader Route.
