Protesters Call for Minneapolis Mayor to Resign After Shooting
CABRERA: There's new fallout in the wake of a deadly police shooting in Minneapolis where a bride-to-be was shot and killed as police responded to her call for help. The police chief has now resigned. And protesters say it's not enough. They want the mayor gone, too. Their anger boiling over during a press conference last night.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: We don't want you as our mayor of Minneapolis anymore! We ask you to take your staff with you.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: We don't want you to appoint anybody anymore. Your leadership has been very ineffective. And if you don't remove yourself, we're going to put somebody in place to remove you. We do not want you as the mayor.</s>CABRERA: All that anger over the death of Justine Ruszczyk shot by an officer after she called 911 to report a possible sexual assault. CNN national correspondent, Ryan Young, has been covering the story from the beginning. He was there for the dramatic scene last night. Ryan, what's the mayor saying now for the calls for her resignation?</s>RYAN YOUNG, CNN NATIONAL CORERSPONDENT: It was amazing last night. You could feel the explosive anger when people walked in the room last night. They were angry. They wanted to make sure their voices were heard. In fact, I asked the mayor, would you step down or resign, she said no. Keep in mind she's in the middle of a re-election campaign. So a lot feel this was partially political for her to make the police chief step down. The police union, for its part, is asking for the mayor to step down. They believe her leadership is ineffective at this point. But so far, when you talk to community members, they really want to see more transparency, especially when it comes to these police- involved shootings, because they say they are tired of innocent people being shot.</s>CABRERA: Ryan, I know there was a new witness now to last Saturday's shooting that suddenly has emerged, a bicyclist. What can you tell us about this?</s>YOUNG: You know, that has been the big mystery in this case because, obviously, we heard from the driver of that car, not from the partner who fired that shot. And people knew that the investigators were looking for a man seen on a bicycle. We've now learned from state investigators they were able to talk to him. They didn't release any additional information in this. In fact, they went on to say they wanted anybody else who may have witnessed something to step forward. We know there was a canvas done in that neighborhood.</s>CABRERA: Ryan, I got to step away. We can't hear you. There are audio issues. Sorry about that. But, Ryan Young, thank you very much. Coming up, more questions about police misconduct, this time, in Baltimore. Caught on camera. Police officer under scrutiny there for what he was allegedly seen doing on his own body camera. We break down the video next.