At least 10 people were injured on Saturday afternoon after a fight between two people at the Kei Bailey Hachison Convention Center in Dallas, United States, where a National CheerLing competition was being held. The uproar began when the parents of the two students, who came to participate in the competition, started a debate and fight, knocking on several poles.
According to the Dallas police spokespersons, the sticks made a loud noise, making many people fear that they heard the gunshots, making them chaos and stampede during the NCA All-Star National Championship.
Law enforcement officials later confirmed that the fight was between adults and there was no “no active shooter” in the incident. However, in the crowd of leaving the site, people dropped each other down, causing stampede.
We can confirm that there was no active shooter at Kai Bailey Hachinson Convention Center. More information will be followed if available.
– Dallas Police Department (@dallaspd) March 1, 2025
The incident was reported around 1 pm, and the Dallas police have not made any arrests in the incident so far.
Several videos of the incident were shared on social media, shouting people, running on the streets, screaming about an alleged active shooter.
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The Dallas Police is investigating an incident near Omni Hotel and Kei Bailey Hachinson Convention Center. Please avoid this field. A family renovation center has been set up at Dallas Police Headquarters, 1400 Botham Jean Bawd pic.twitter.com/R2xoh6wxpi
– Vanhoa (@vanhoa2272) March 2, 2025
A video was also shown that when the cheerleaders, who were performing, ran away from the stage in the midst of the act when the commotion began.
Update on Dallas “event”: Here the video cheerleaders showing 2 sets, whose shows were immediately stopped, and the audience was evacuated. pic.twitter.com/u1i4zkvqir
– Dr Margaret Aranda Farent, MD PhD FAPFE ♿ (@TheReBelpatint) March 1, 2025
The 2025 NCA All-Star National Championship allegedly attracts over 30,000 athletes for 43 states and 9 counties of dalas. The incident is expected to generate $ 64 million.
After the stampede, the competition was canceled for Saturday and is expected to continue on Sunday.
