On Monday evening, as the curfew for Hennepin County, Minnesota took effect, protesters gathered anyway to hold a vigil outside the Brooklyn Center Police Department.

Protests erupted in response to the fatal police shooting of Duante Wright, who was pulled over for an expired license plate. The officer in question allegedly shot Wright by accident, after she raised her gun hand instead of her taser hand. This explanation has immediately raised questions, given that police generally having training and protocols to avoid firing the wrong weapon.

On Monday, Brooklyn Center, Minnesota Mayor Mike Elliott said that city manager Curt Boganey would be terminated "effective immediately" following a disastrous press conference in which he refused to clarify whether the police officer who fatally shot Duante Wright should remain on the force.

"I will continue to work my hardest to ensure good leadership at all levels of our city government," stated Elliott in a tweet announcing the decision.

On Monday, WJHL reported that the city of Kingsport, Tennessee suffered two unrelated shootings near each other at the same time.

"KPD Public Information Officer Tom Patton said it was a coincidence that both shooting incidents took place around the same time and location along Virgil Avenue in the Lynn Garden community," reported Kaylyn Kluck. "At 9:50 p.m. Sunday night, KPD was called to the scene of a shooting near a church on Virgil Avenue. Upon arrival, they found all parties involved had left the scene. A police report says there was blood in the street near a shell casing and a hatchet."