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Minneapolis Police Chief Medaria Arradondo said at a news conference that witness statements indicated that the man had first fired at the officers after they stopped the car he was driving around 6:15 p.m., less than a mile from where George Floyd was killed. At least one officer then returned fire, he said, killing the man. Chief Arradondo vowed to release footage from the officers’ body cameras on Thursday.
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Chief Arradondo said members of a police team that handled search warrants, drug investigations and other operations had pulled the driver over on Wednesday because they believed he had committed a felony, but the chief said he did not know what the felony was. Videos posted online by reporters for The Star Tribune newspaper showed that scores of protesters had soon gathered at the scene, many of them bundled in coats.
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The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension is leading the investigation into the police shooting, and a spokeswoman said the state agency would provide more information after it had interviewed witnesses and officers. Mayor Jacob Frey said in a statement on Wednesday night that transparency after the shooting was necessary to rebuild trust between the police and people of color.