The Minneapolis police officers involved in George Floyd’s death were fired, but now there are calls for authorities to take more action. Floyd’s family wants to see the officers behind bars. Floyd’s cousin Tera Brown told CNN’s Don Lemon:

“Firing them is a good start, but we want to see justice for our family. We want to see them charged. We want to have them arrested… what they did was murder and almost the whole world has witnessed that because someone was gracious enough to film it.”

(Watch Lemon’s full interview with the family above.)

Wednesday afternoon Minneapolis mayor Jacob Floyd agreed that the arresting officer should be charged saying, “We can not turn a blind eye. It is on us as leaders to see this for what it is and call it for what it is. George Floyd deserves justice.” 

Some members of the community also came out Tuesday night to call for the officers to be arrested. The Associated Press reports:

Protesters filled the intersection Tuesday evening in the street where Floyd died, chanting and carrying banners that read, “I can’t breathe” and “Jail killer KKKops.” They eventually marched about 2 1/2 miles to a city police precinct, with some protesters damaging windows, a squad car and spraying graffiti on the building.

A line of police in riot gear eventually confronted the protesters, firing tear gas and projectiles.

The FBI and Minnesota state authorities are conducting an investigation into what happened. No doubt this new video should be part of what they examine. It appears to show that Floyd cooperating with police before he was pinned to the floor.