A mass shooting in Kansas City on Troost Avenue early Saturday morning left nine people injured. According to Officer Alayna Gonzalez from the Kansas City Police Department, police responded to reports of gunfire around 4 a.m. Upon arrival at the 7900 block of Troost, officers found a large crowd dispersing and three women who had sustained non-life-threatening injuries. These women were taken to local hospitals for treatment. Additionally, six other victims were transported to hospitals in private vehicles, all adults with similar injuries. Witnesses reported hearing a barrage of gunfire, with a social media video capturing over 65 shots fired during the incident. Local resident Kate Fowler expressed her concerns about the violence in the area, noting that she frequently hears gunshots and feels unsafe, despite enjoying the community. She described a bullet that had struck her home, further highlighting the unpredictability of living in the neighborhood. The shooting has intensified her desire to move, reflecting the ongoing issues with safety in the area.