Report: Bullet fired into Andy Reids office in May 2024
3 minute readPublished: Thursday, August 21, 2025 at 4:02 am
Bullet Hits Chiefs Facility, Investigation Ongoing
Kansas City, MO - A concerning incident occurred at the Kansas City Chiefs' facility in May 2024, as reported by the Kansas City Star. A bullet pierced the office of Chiefs head coach Andy Reid, narrowly missing him. Authorities are investigating the incident as an aggravated assault due to the building being occupied at the time.
The Kansas City Police Department confirmed that the bullet entered Reid's office, passing through a window and blinds before lodging in a wall. Fortunately, Reid was unharmed and alone in the room at the time of the incident. The police have not yet made any arrests, and the investigation is ongoing.
The bullet that struck Reid's office was one of three that hit the Chiefs facility that day. Other bullets struck the third floor and an outside air conditioner. The incident occurred during the offseason following the Chiefs' second consecutive Super Bowl victory. The team subsequently installed bulletproof glass.
The Chiefs, under the leadership of Coach Reid, are looking to maintain their success. Quarterback Patrick Mahomes has acknowledged the need for improvement, emphasizing his personal commitment to enhancing his performance. Mahomes stated that he aims to execute better on the field to alleviate pressure on the defense and improve the team's overall performance.
BNN's Perspective:
The incident at the Chiefs' facility is unsettling. While the investigation is ongoing, it underscores the importance of security and safety, especially for high-profile individuals and organizations. The team's response, including the installation of bulletproof glass, is a prudent measure. We hope the investigation yields results and that the Chiefs can focus on the upcoming season.
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