The death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police has sparked outrage around the world after footage emerged of an officer kneeling on the black man's neck as he said, "I can't breathe!"
Floyd was arrested on suspicion of attempted forgery after it was alleged that he tried to use a counterfeit $20 bill, but after the police's actions, he later died.
Take a look at the officers involved in George Floyd's arrest:Now, the Minneapolis Mayor has called for officer who knelt on George Floyd’s neck to be arrested, and riots have broken out over the incident, with a police station being set on fire during the first night of protests.
The station that was set on fire was located in the city's 3rd Precinct.
The National Guard has now been called into the city in a bid to regain control of the situation and 500 officers are on their way to the scene of the riots.
The actions of the rioters have been condemned by the lawyer for Floyd's family, Ben Crump.
"We don't need that. We need people focused on getting justice," he said.
The riots haven't been isolated to Minneapolis either, and similar incidents have taken place in other US cities including Los Angeles, Denver, and Tennessee.
As it stands, all four officers involved in Floyd's death have been dismissed from the Minneapolis Police Department, but there are widespread calls for them to receive criminal charges.
Floyd's brother Philonise said in an interview with CNN that he wants those involved to receive the death penalty.
Per Fox News, he said: "These officers, they need to be arrested right now. They need to be arrested and held accountable about everything because these people want justice right now. These guys need to be arrested, convicted of murder, and given the death penalty.
"People are torn and hurt because they're tired of seeing black men die constantly, over and over again. They took my brother's life. He will never get that back. I will never see him again. My family will never see him again."