An impaired driver allegedly taking a 'joy ride' along the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl parade route was one of two people arrested before the event.
parade route was put into a forced spin by law enforcement officers who then arrested the driver and another person at gunpoint, according to officials and video of the incident.
Clay County Sheriff’s deputies threw out Stop Sticks and several patrol cars surrounded the car and stopped it as it approached the crowd near Union Station, police said. Video posted by WDAF-TV showed officers approaching the car with weapons drawn before taking two people into custody. No one was injured.
Fans streamed into downtown Kansas City by the thousands early Wednesday for the parade and rally to celebrate
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