DJ Lisa Lopez-Galvan died after getting shot at the rally
Expired casualty 'was the light at each party' Radio DJ Lisa Lopez-Galvan kicked the bucket in the wake of having chance at the convention, her manager KKFI 90.1 FM said. Police have not recognized the individual who passed on in the shooting. "We are totally crushed at the deficiency of such an astounding individual who gave such a great amount to KKFI and the KC people group," station representative Kelly Dougherty said in an email to CNN. Lopez-Galvan "abandons a staggering heritage," said Manny Abarca, a Jackson Region, Missouri, official who was at the procession with his girl. He knew Lopez-Galvan, portraying her as an individual from a "exceptionally huge group of municipal pioneers" effectively engaged with the city's Latino people group. "She was the light at each party. She was as a rule the deliberate DJ when everybody required one for a local area occasion," he told "CNN Toward the beginning of today."