Kansas City Chiefs running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire has garnered recognition for his heroic actions in aiding a boy during the aftermath of the shooting incident following the team’s Super Bowl parade.
In a heartfelt post on Facebook, Penny Hall Cotten expressed her gratitude to Edwards-Helaire for assisting her son, Zach, in safely returning home. She commended Edwards-Helaire for providing shelter and ensuring Zach’s well-being during the chaotic situation.
In response, Edwards-Helaire shared his appreciation and admiration for Zach’s bravery, expressing regret for the unfortunate ordeal experienced by Zach’s family and the entire Chiefs Kingdom community. He emphasized the importance of refraining from discussing traumatic events, especially with children, and encouraged maintaining a positive outlook even in challenging times.
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As someone familiar with dealing with PTSD, Edwards-Helaire emphasized the significance of providing comfort and support to those affected by traumatic experiences, highlighting the power of positivity and companionship in overcoming adversity.
In a touching gesture, Edwards-Helaire extended his message of hope and resilience to all members of the Chiefs Kingdom, urging everyone to cherish each moment and remain optimistic about the future.
Meanwhile, authorities have made arrests in connection with the shooting, with charges being filed against all suspects involved, including two juveniles being charged as adults.
