A Chiefs star player is being threatened by him.
WDAF, Kansas City, Mo. After reportedly threatening to shoot two Kansas City Chiefs organization officials during a Morgan Wallen concert at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, an Illinois man has been charged with a felony.
Making a terroristic threat in the second degree is a Class E felony that faces Winchester, Illinois resident Aaron Brown, 23. On Saturday, Brown was charged, and a $15,000 bond was established.
Court filings state that while at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium on Friday, Kansas City police detectives and intelligence analysts at the Kansas City Fusion Center were keeping an eye out for potential threats.
The officers discovered a threat against two Chiefs organization members that had been placed on X. The paperwork did not contain any identification of these people.
Due to this, the event was postponed for almost forty minutes until Brown was taken into custody by the authorities.
According to court filings, Brown and his girlfriend were seen heading toward the floor level’s main corridor at 9:30 p.m. by plain clothes officers. Brown told police who he was and was first put under investigation for possible terrorist threats.
Brown’s girlfriend allegedly told authorities in a statement that he and his pals create burner accounts, which are anonymous and occasionally temporary, to post “stupid stuff.” She went on to say that she had seen the post and advised him not to publish it, but he didn’t think anyone would read it.
A local outlet said that Brown wrote the post because he is a fan of the Minnesota Vikins, according to the affidavit. It’s said that Brown described it as a “stupid, stupid mistake.”
According to court records, Brown doesn’t currently have any criminal history.
Fans witnessed Wallen, who was sporting a #7 Chiefs jersey (Harrison Butker) with the name “Wallen” on the back, being escorted to the stage by the Chiefs’ big three, Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, and Chris Jones, when the show eventually got underway.
