Welcome to Murder Minute, on today's episode, Jolie Kallen, but first, your true crime headlines.

Police clashed with protesters Monday night in the Minneapolis suburb where an officer,

who authorities say apparently intended to fire her taser, fatally shot a black man during

a traffic stop on Sunday.

Oakland Center Police Chief Tim Ganon described the shooting death of 20-year-old Dante Wright

as, quote, an accidental discharge.

The shooting sparked protests and unrest in an area already on edge due to the trial

of Derek Chauvin, the first of four police officers charged in George Floyd's death.

Hundreds of protesters gathered in defiance of a curfew announced by the governor.

When the protesters wouldn't disperse, police began firing gas canisters and flashbang grenades.

Law enforcement agencies had increased their presence across the Minneapolis area after

protests Sunday night.

The number of Minnesota National Guard troops was expected to more than double to over

a thousand by Monday night.

On Monday, authorities released body camera footage that showed officers shouting at

Wright as police tried to arrest him.

The body camera footage showed three officers around a stopped car, which authorities said

was initially pulled over because it had expired registration tags.

When another officer attempted to hand cuff right, a second officer told him that he was

being arrested on a warrant.

That's when the struggle began, followed by the shooting.

On the footage, the officer can be heard saying, quote, I'll tase you, I'll tase you,

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