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   Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas, who previously supported defunding police   
   efforts, is now pushing to "increase patrols in areas reeling from ongoing   
   criminal behavior" after the deadly shooting of a popular chef left the   
   community reeling.   
      
   Shaun Brady, a 44-year-old Irish immigrant, was shot dead outside the   
   restaurant he owned Aug. 28 just after 5 p.m, police said.   
      
   "Preliminary investigation revealed the victim was taking out trash when he   
   observed multiple subjects by a vehicle," Kansas City Police told Fox News   
   Digital. "An interaction between the victim and subjects occurred that led to   
   the victim being shot."   
      
   Officers responded, and Brady was taken to a hospital, where he died.   
      
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   "Like many in our community, I am heartbroken to learn of the death of Shaun   
   Brady. I have met him, laughed with him, heard just a bit of his and his   
   family's story and was inspired by the business and the community he was   
   building in Kansas City. I    
   grieve for and express my sincerest condolences to his family and all who knew   
   him," Lucas said in a statement.   
      
   "More distress comes in knowing how he died — due to violence arising once   
   more in our community," he added.   
      
   Gun violence in Kansas City made national headlines in February when shots   
   were fired during the city's Super Bowl parade, leaving one person killed and   
   more than 20 injured.   
      
   Kansas City recorded its deadliest year on record in 2023 with 182 homicides,   
   according to the Kansas City Police Department's daily homicide analysis.   
      
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   Lucas, who in 2022 sued the state of Missouri over a new law that required the   
   city to increase funding for its police department, is now calling for a need   
   to increase the presence of police..   
      
   "For years now, but more acutely in recent months, business owners in   
   Brookside and Waldo, but also along Prospect, in the Crossroads, and   
   throughout too much of our city have expressed serious concerns about a rise   
   in property and nuisance crimes    
   plaguing their stores, their parking lots, and their customers," Lucas wrote   
   in his post.   
      
   "Acknowledging the very real personnel staffing challenges we face, we must   
   continue to work with KCPD and the public to best deploy officers to increase   
   patrols in areas reeling from ongoing criminal behavior, such as break-ins,   
   car thefts, and other    
   repeat nuisance offenses."   
      
   Two teenagers were arrested and taken into custody within an hour of Brady's   
   shooting, police said. Both teens have been charged with second-degree murder   
   and remain in detention, the Jackson County Courthouse staff told Fox News   
   Digital. They have also    
   been charged with attempted stealing.   
      
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   Brady co-owned and operated Brady & Fox Restaurant & Lounge, also known as   
   Brady's KC, with chef and friend Graham Farris.   
      
   He leaves behind a wife and two young children, according to a fundraising   
   page for his family.   
      
   "As a chef, Shaun Brady nourished his community not just with incredible food,   
   but with a deep pride in his culture and a contagious enthusiasm for   
   celebration," organizers of a GoFundMe page wrote. "The light he brought to   
   our Irish community will    
   endure through those touched by his talent, spirit, and joy for life."   
      
   Brady was beloved by the Kansas City Irish community.   
      
   "Our hearts are absolutely broken," the Kansas City Irish Festival wrote in a   
   statement on Facebook. "His restaurant, Brady and Fox, was a place where many   
   in the Irish community gathered. It was one of Shaun's greatest gifts to bring   
   people together    
   with his culinary creations."   
      
   The Kansas City mayor's office did not respond to Fox News Digital's request   
   for comment.   
      
   https://www.yahoo.com/news/blue-city-mayor-supported-defund-080049790.html   
      
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