2 People Injured After Shooting During Eagles' Super Bowl Parade, Police Say

Two women were injured in a shooting near the Philadelphia Eagles' Super Bowl LIX victory parade on Friday afternoon, according to police.

Police said the victims were shot in the legs and are in stable condition, per Chris Palmer of the Philadelphia Inquirer.

Deputy Police Commissioner Frank Vanore told reporters the women "were shot by a man in an Eagles jersey after an argument," according to Palmer.

Police said the shooting likely took place near the Park Towne Place apartment complex, located half a mile from where the parade concluded at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, per Palmer.

The women sought treatment at a medical tent along the parade route, at the intersection of Spring Garden St. and 23rd St, according to Jessica MacAulay, Christine Mattson and Stephanie Ballesteros of CBS Philadelphia.

At the time of Palmer's report, the police said it was not yet clear when the shooting occurred or whether the women knew the shooter.

City officials were preparing for one million people to be in Philadelphia on Friday as the Eagles celebrated their Super Bowl win over the Kansas City Chiefs.