Prosecutor Drops Murder Charge Against Chiefs Rally Shooter, Cites Self-Defense Laws Following the Kansas City Chiefs’ 2024 Super Bowl triumph, a man accused of firing during a celebratory gathering received a two-year prison sentence on Monday. The case, which prosecutors described as complicated by Missouri’s self-defense statutes, saw the murder charge against Dominic Miller officially dismissed. Miller, who had agreed to plead guilty to a weapons-related offense as part of a deal, was among several individuals involved in the chaotic exchange of gunfire. The incident unfolded...