That's not the sequence of events at all. This is what happened, and this is not disputed.
At around 2:00 p.m. local time on April 11, 2021, Potter and two other Brooklyn Center police officers pulled over Wright, who was driving on 63rd Avenue North with his girlfriend, for a traffic violation, as the vehicle's registration tags had expired.The officers ran Wright's name through a police database and learned that he had an open arrest warrant stemming from pending charges for 1st-degree aggravated robbery with a gun; after posting $100,000 bail, Wright had allegedly violated the terms of his release by again possessing a firearm. Based on that information, the officers attempted to arrest him.
Footage from a police body camera worn by Potter showed her and another officer trying to handcuff Wright. Wright resisted arrest, broke free from the officers' grasp, and sat back down in the car. Potter, pointing her firearm at Wright, shouted "I'll tase you", and shot him.
The issue is not about someone being shot for a minor traffic violation. It's about someone with an open arrest warrant for aggravated robbery and firearms offences trying to flee.