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Sheriff details the 911 call after the shooting inside the home of a Chiefs’ coach

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Wife of Chiefs offensive coach shot and son arrested, police and media report The Washington PostWife of Chiefs' Eric Bieniemy allegedly shot by couple's son at home ESPNEric Bieniemy's wife called police after being shot, sheriff says USA TodayFormer Commanders Offensive Coordinator's Son Arrested in One Loudoun Shooting LoudounNow.comChiefs HC Andy Reid expresses solidarity, support for OC Eric Bieniemy's wife Mia after home shooting 'The Insiders' Yahoo Sports

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Mia Bieniemy, the wife of Eric Bieniemy, was shot more than once Sunday evening.

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The Kansas City Chiefs head coach says she's in stable condition.

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Wife of Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy reportedly shot by son in Virginia home KMBCWife of Chiefs' Eric Bieniemy allegedly shot by couple's son at home ESPNJoe Bleymaier to help lead Chiefs offense while Eric Bieniemy is away KMBCSheriff details the 911 call after the shooting inside the home of a Chiefs' coach NBC NewsFormer Commanders Offensive Coordinator's Son Arrested in One Loudoun Shooting LoudounNow.com

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Sheriff details the 911 call after the shooting inside the home of a Chiefs' coach.

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After her son shot her in the arm, the wife of Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy was shot inside her Northern Virginia home but managed to call 911 herself, authorities said Monday.

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**Summary:** A wife of a Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator was shot by her son inside their Northern Virginia home after he allegedly shot her in the arm. The incident occurred on Sunday evening and prompted an 911 call from the victim. **Why It Matters:** This event highlights domestic violence within professional sports, particularly

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