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Chiefs Coordinator's Wife Recovering After July Shooting

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Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy announced Tuesday that his wife is progressing toward a complete recovery following a shooting incident that occurred last month at the family's Virginia residence.

Mia Bieniemy sustained gunshot injuries in July during an incident at the couple's home. According to reports, the couple's son has been accused of firing the weapon that wounded her.

The offensive coordinator addressed his wife's medical status on Tuesday, indicating that Mia Bieniemy has made significant progress in her recovery and medical professionals expect her to fully heal from her injuries.

Eric Bieniemy has served as offensive coordinator for the Chiefs, one of the National Football League's most successful franchises in recent years. The shooting incident occurred during the offseason, away from team facilities in the Kansas City area.

The family has maintained privacy regarding specific details of the incident and the ongoing investigation in Virginia. No additional information about potential charges or legal proceedings has been made public at this time.

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