Minneapolis Tensions Rise With Traffic Stop Shooting, Tear Gas

Summary

The video covers rising tensions in Minneapolis after a federal officer shot a man in the leg during a traffic stop, with protests continuing against ICE's presence. Mayor Jacob Frey and Police Chief Brian O'Hara address the incident and clarify social media reports of multiple victims. Officials say the injury is non-life threatening and only one person was shot.

• A federal officer shot a man in the leg in Minneapolis on Wednesday night.
• Protests continue over ICE's presence in the city.
• Mayor Jacob Frey says the atmosphere is tense and people are scared.
• Frey notes it is the second shooting in a week.
• Police Chief Brian O'Hara says only one person was shot.
• O'Hara says the injury is non-life threatening and the person was hospitalized.
• O'Hara denies reports of a pregnant woman or 12-year-old being involved.
• One woman was treated for an anxiety attack in the same building.