As Philadelphia Eagles return to their hometown to party with fans, cops are on edge over the weekend's horror violence and last year's grim mass shooting in Kansas City that killed 1 and wounded 22.
Now, anxious cops an city officials are taking special precautions to keep attendees safe from bad actors, especially after last year's Super Bowl parade ended in a mass shooting.
Not everyone is there for a quiet celebration, however, as the city has already seen an influx of arrests since the Eagles pummeled the Kansas City Chiefs in a 40-22 takedown.
Pictures taken at Friday's parade have already captured one Eagles fan hanging his head in shame as he's escorted away from festivities by Pennsylvania State Troopers.
On February 14, 2024, Chiefs superstars abruptly stopped their celebration when shots rang out in Kansas City, resulting in one death and at least 22 horror gunshot injuries.
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