In Loving Memory of Brittnee McMillon and Celly Ruger
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Kansas City community is mourning the tragic loss of Brittnee McMillon and Celly Ruger, who were found shot to death Tuesday night, February 10, in a heartbreaking incident on the city’s east side. The victims, a young woman and man, were discovered in a vehicle behind an apartment building in the 1300 block of East Armour Boulevard, near the intersection of Armour and Troost, not far from Save A Lot.
Emergency responders were called to the scene at approximately 9:30 p.m. after multiple neighbors reported hearing gunfire emanating from the rear of the apartment complex. Upon arrival, officers were guided to a parking lot where the victims’ vehicle was located. Tragically, both Brittnee and Celly were unresponsive, and despite the swift response from ambulance crews, both were pronounced dead at the scene.
The sudden loss of Brittnee McMillon and Celly Ruger has left friends, family, and the community in deep shock and sorrow. While investigators work tirelessly to piece together the circumstances surrounding the shooting, information remains limited. Homicide detectives and crime scene personnel are actively processing evidence, striving to uncover the facts and bring justice for the lives cut far too short.
Brittnee and Celly were cherished by those who knew them — family, friends, and community members remember them for their warmth, kindness, and the joy they brought to others’ lives. Brittnee’s compassionate spirit and Celly’s vibrant energy will leave a lasting imprint on the hearts of all who loved them.
As the investigation continues, the Kansas City Police Department urges anyone with information about this tragedy to come forward. Neighbors and community members alike are left grappling with the shock of such senseless violence, reminding us of the fragility of life and the importance of supporting one another during times of grief.
In the wake of this tragedy, family and friends are honoring the memory of Brittnee McMillon and Celly Ruger, cherishing the moments shared, the laughter, and the love they left behind. Though their lives were abruptly taken, the impact of their presence will not be forgotten. Community vigils, tributes, and remembrances are being planned to celebrate their lives and provide a space for collective mourning, reflection, and healing.
Brittnee and Celly’s passing is a profound reminder of the human cost of violence and the importance of community vigilance and compassion. While nothing can undo the pain, their loved ones hold onto the memories of brighter days, hopeful that justice will be served and that the memory of Brittnee McMillon and Celly Ruger will continue to shine as a testament to their lives.
In the hearts of those who knew them, Brittnee and Celly will live on — their smiles, their laughter, and their love a permanent part of the Kansas City community they called home
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