Toward the beginning of curfew, police fired rubber bullets through a fence at the crowd.
If you watch this clip closely, you'll hear that a woman yells in pain when an officer discharges the weapon through the fence.
"I'm really sick of just the police occupation in general, harassing Black people, white people, everybody," said one activist carrying an upside down American flag.
He says that as a white man, he doesn't have to worry about being shot over expired tags.
State troopers in riot gear pushed the crowd back near the police department.
"We moved, we fucking moved. We listened to you. We moved," yelled one activist. "We made you feel safe."
"Make us feel safe! Is that too much to ask?"
Tear gas and fireworks visible over police line
"No, don't throw shit!" one woman yelled as someone threw an object at the police line.
Police responded with a flash grenade after two more objects were thrown at the cops.
"Black Lives Matter means to me we should have equal rights," a masked protester told @chrisjuhnphoto.
"Be considerate of our feelings," he continued before being interrupted by police responding to something with another flash grenade.
"I know y'all are angry, I'm angry too," Brooklyn Center Mayor Mike Elliott @mayor_elliott told the crowd.
He promised to "get to the bottom of this" and make sure the officer is "held accountable."
He told protesters to keep "distance" from the officers.
"I appreciate y'all."
"We don't need need no more new cases, and certainly you all are bravely raising your voices, standing for justice," said Minnesota Attorney General @keithellison.
Ellison insisted he intends to get justice in the death of #DaunteWright and doesn't want to see protesters hurt.
Nearby, two vehicles were swarmed by police officers and the drivers removed. It is unclear the reason for the arrests or whether they are being charged.
Later in the night, @chrisjuhnphoto took cover behind an apartment sign after a sequence of what sounds like handgun fire rang out.
At this point there's no known gunshot injuries from last night.
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HD Footage: Tonight hundreds marching for Daunte Wright in Washington DC took the unusual step of bringing the entire march into the Dupont Circle metro, where they hopped the turnstiles and continued to protest within the subway system of the capital.
"Whose train? Our train!" chanted protesters in black bloc.
They ultimately got out at the Chinatown stop, where police watched but didn't get involved as the activists hopped the exit turnstiles and left without incident.
Activists fired fireworks throughout the evening and occasionally put objects like cones in the road to disrupt the police tailing them.
Cops mostly kept to themselves, and on one occasion a cop drove his cruiser onto the sidewalk to avoid getting out and moving the cone.
BREAKING VIDEO: Tonight @JaPharii757 of @BLM757 turned himself in to Newport News Police in Virginia over apparent warrants for his arrest out of Virginia Beach.
He can be seen in the lobby being handcuffed and searched.
After being searched and handcuffed inside, police took @JaPharii757 back outside into a squad car where they drove him to Virginia Beach where he is being charged.
In a brief phone call with me ahead of the arrest, @JaPharii757 described the incident he mentions in this tweet, and says he was later informed he was charged related to this as well as a warrant from a protest weeks ago.
This exact interaction happened to me once when a militia group acting as security for the Proud Boys apparently believed online trolling claiming I’m “antifa” because I’ve filmed/interviewed Antifascist activists.