Protesters are demanding justice in the aftermath of the shooting

Brooklyn Center, Minnesota – Communities across the country mourned the third night in a row to commemorate Don Wright, a 20-year-old black man shot dead by a police officer after a traffic stop over the weekend. Protesters faced again in the Brooklyn Center after dark, as hundreds of protesters gathered at the city’s heavily guarded police headquarters, now surrounded by concrete barriers and a tall metal fence, and where riot police and National Guard soldiers stood. “Murderapolis” is painted with black spray paint on a concrete parapet. “Street from? Our Street! ”The crowd chanted under a light snowfall. About 90 minutes before the curfew’s deadline, the state police declared over a loudspeaker that the gathering was illegal and ordered the crowds to disperse. This quickly erupted into clashes, with protesters setting off fireworks at the station and throwing Objects to the police, who fired tear gas canisters and tear gas canisters, then marched in line to force the crowd to retreat. The authorities declared “hereby an order to disperse,” warning that anyone who does not leave will be arrested. State police said the dispersal order came before 10 pm A curfew was banned because protesters were trying to remove the fence and throwing stones at the police. The number of protesters rapidly decreased over the next hour, until only a few remained. Police also ordered all members of the media to leave the scene and threatened them with arrest. A video clip showed at least one person injured when the police fired Crowd Control munitions. ” The Brooklyn Center issued a ruling banning unnecessary control measures intended to stifle protest including rubber bullets, tear gas and kettles, ”the Minnesota Chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union said on Twitter.“ We urge all law enforcement agencies there to follow this policy and remember that Respecting the Constitution is part of your job. ”Across town, more than twenty prayed and respected in the freezing weather at the memorial erected the Monday night where Wright was killed – a gigantic rust-brown statue of a clenched fist, surrounded by bouquets of flowers, letters and candles. Samuel Hoyle, 65 A year old, from Princeton, Minnesota, on his knees and started crying upon seeing him. He told USA TODAY he’s an ex-cop from San Bernardino, California, but his brother-in-law is black. He said, “I just think, ‘What if it’s him?’ Or my grandchildren?” Life is precious. Two women hugged him, saying, “We’ll get through this together. Katie Russell, 34, of Brooklyn Park, said: “The whole community feels powerless. All we can do now is rest each other. “As the Brooklyn Center mourned, other cities across the country began to protest. Dozens of people marched through downtown Chicago on Tuesday evening, demanding justice for Down Wright and Adam Toledo, a 13-year-old boy who was shot dead by a Chicago police officer at the end of March. A video of the protest was shared on social media, protesters could be heard chanting: “Say his name, Downright!” In Columbus, Ohio, protesters entered the police headquarters, which was closed according to the Lantern student newspaper, with handcuffs. Pepper spray while trying to get in. Dozens of people marched through downtown Sacramento, California, confronting police at a mall there, according to local media FOX-40. Dallah, Texas, protesters blocked roads. In Philadelphia, more than 200 demonstrated A person. “He didn’t deserve it”: The family remembers that Dawn Wright was a likable dad who enjoyed playing sports. Earlier on Tuesday, Viceroy Kim Potter, a 26-year-old veteran in the police force, presented her resignation letter, he said Mayor of the City Mike Elliott at a press conference. He said that the city did not ask her to resign but was moving towards firing her. “I’ve loved every minute I spend as a police officer serving this community as best I can, but I think it’s in the best interest of it,” Potter wrote in the letter, according to the St. Paul Pioneer Press. Police Chief Tim Gannon also resigned Tuesday. Director. It will be taken over by Tony Groening, who was employed. In the department for 19 years, the acting president has been acting president, and a decision may be made on whether prosecutors will indict Potter on Wednesday Minnesota Police and the Peace Officers Association said in a statement, “No conclusions should be drawn until the investigation is complete.” The Minnesota Department has set the Bureau of Public Safety to arrest Criminal Potter was identified as the officer who shot Wright on Sunday The forensic doctor in Hennepin County said that Wright died of wounds shot in the chest and was sentenced to death, and Ganon said he believed Potter misused her firearm when she shot Wright. The department released body camera footage of the incident during which Potter shouted “Taser” several times before the shooting, then expressed surprise when it realized that she had shot Wright. The Wright family demanded that the officer be held accountable at a press conference with the civil rights attorney. Wright’s aunt, Nisha Wright said, “I hope that since she went ahead and they resigned, they hold her to the highest level (accountability) because it was the law.” A black man was killed by the police not far from where former police officer Derek Chauvin is being tried for George Floyd’s death. Together with my family, Wright and Floyd, Kramp said, “If you tell me and don’t see Downt’s little face and his mother and grandmother crying, I wouldn’t believe it.” To be on best behavior, to exercise the highest standard of care, and to focus on de-escalation in a way they never focused on in America. “Dawn’s mother, Katie Wright, described the day of her son’s death as“ the worst day of my life. ”She described the phone call she received during his arrest and how, after he was shot, the woman videotaped her in the passenger seat of the car – and she saw her son dead in the driver’s seat. The Brooklyn, Minneapolis and St. Paul Center imposed a curfew at 10 p.m. Wright’s death on Sunday rocked an already unstable nation due to a series of police killings, as Floyd died about 10 miles away during police arrest last May, the accident that led to Nationwide protests calling for an end to racial injustice and police brutality.A six-hour drive from where Wright died, Kenosha, Wisconsin, the police officer who shot Jacob Blake, a black man paralyzed from the waist down after the shooting In August, to regular service and he will not face any administrative discipline shooting Donut Wright: Barack, Michelle Obama, Beyoncé, they talk more: “ Another meaningless tragedy. ” You can’t train them all at once: Taser’s confusion mistakes like shooting Daunte Wright are rare But Avoidable, experts say Tuesday, President Daniel Miskinis released a news release on Twitter stating that Rustin Cesky was also purged of violating any domestic policies, and has returned to service after months of administrative leave since March 31. n W. Miller, Erik Ferkenhoff and Jorge L. Ortiz, USA Today; Bruce Filmetti, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel; Associated Press