Police in Grand Rapids, Michigan, released video Wednesday of an officer's fatal shooting of Patrick Lyoya, a 26-year-old Black man, on April 6. The video, a collection of police footage, a home security camera and a cellphone video, shows the unnamed white officer pulling over Lyoya for a "license plate that doesn't match the car." Later, the two struggled, and the officer was heard telling Lyoya to "stop" and to "let go of the Taser." After about 90 seconds, the officer was lying on top of Lyoya, who was facedown on the ground. The officer, who was still yelling for Lyoya to "let go of the Taser," then shot him. City Manager Mark Washington said Wednesday the city is "determined to get this right ..." Ben Crump, a civil rights attorney who represented the families of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and others, is representing Lyoya's family. He released a statement Wednesday demanding the officer be terminated, arrested and prosecuted. Tap the link in bio to read more. 📸 Joel Bissell,Kalamazoo Gazette via @apnews; Bill Pugliano, @gettyimages #patricklyoya #grandrapids