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Body-camera video shown at a news conference on Monday depicted a struggle between Wright and Brooklyn Center police officers before one officer fired her gun. The officer, who was not publicly identified, has been placed on leave, Chief Tim Gannon said. nyti.ms/3tdfMtT
The police officer who fatally shot Daunte Wright, a 20-year-old Black man, should be fired, said the mayor of Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, where the shooting took place. “I do fully support releasing the officer of her duties,” Mayor Mike Elliott said. nyti.ms/3uLnZpC
A day after Daunte Wright was fatally shot by a police officer, the police chief in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, released body-camera video of the traffic stop and said what he thought happened, calling the shooting an "accidental discharge." nyti.ms/3e0FSty
Correction: A previous tweet incorrectly identified Daunte Wright's last name. We deleted the inaccurate tweet.

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