Police said officers in the city of Brooklyn Center pulled over a driver they'd determined had an outstanding warrant just before 2 p.m.

A woman who said she's the driver's mother, Katie Wright, told the crowd her son — 20-year-old Daunte Wright — was the man who was shot.

Police in another Minneapolis suburb, the city of Brooklyn Park, said in a statement that their officers weren't involved in the shooting in Brooklyn Center "but did respond to assist Brooklyn Center Police with civil unrest" that followed.

"Numerous buildings" were later looted in Brooklyn Park, police there said, adding that, "Just after 8 p.m., the Brooklyn Park Police Department front door was struck by gunfire shattering the glass.

 Access to the public lobbies at both Brooklyn Park Police Buildings has been suspended for safety until further notice.".

Minnesota Department of Public Safety commissioner John Harrington told a news conference in the middle of the night that demonstrators threw rocks and other objects at officers at the Brooklyn Center police headquarters.

And Brooklyn Center officials said schools will be closed Monday and all instruction will be via distance learning.

Law enforcement formed a human chain around Brooklyn Center Police headquarters as protests continued.

Brooklyn Center has 45 officers in its police department.

A woman who said she's the mother of the man shot and killed by police, Katie Wright, told a crowd of protesters Sunday afternoon her son, 20-year-old Daunte Wright, was that man, CBS Minnesota reports.

She said officers then told him to put his phone down, and then she heard someone telling her son not to run

Wright's mother said she went to the scene and saw him "lifeless" by his car, which she had given to him just two weeks earlier