The Minnesota police officer who fatally shot a 20-year-old man during a traffic stop on April 11 meant to use her Taser, not her handgun, the department’s top official said on April 12. Video footage played of police officers’ interaction with Daunte Wright, who was pulled over for a violation, showed he was being handcuffed outside of his car in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, before he eluded an officer’s grip and jumped back into the driver’s seat. Two officers tried getting Wright out of the car when one of their guns discharged. “Holy [expletive]. I just shot him,” a female officer is heard saying on body camera footage. The officer, who hasn’t been publicly named, alerted both Wright and fellow officers that she was prepared to deploy her Taser before the shooting, Police Chief Tim Gannon told reporters after playing the video at a press conference. “During this encounter, however, the officer drew their …