• Andrew “Teckle” Sundberg, 20, was shot and killed by police last Thursday.
• His neighbor said he traumatized her and her children before he was killed.
• Protesters gathered outside his Minneapolis apartment building on Saturday 

A Minneapolis mother of two was caught on camera chatting to demonstrators outside an apartment building where police killed Andrew “Teckle” Sundberg last Thursday.

“This isn’t George Floyd. He was armed. No,” Saturday, the mother was seen on camera shouting at demonstrators.

Sundberg’s neighbor, Foss-Yarbrough, told Fox 9 that her apartment was shot up as she was preparing for her two and four-year-old sons. Bullets ripped through her apartment and nearly killed or wounded her family, she said.

Protesters gathered outside Sundberg’s apartment building on Saturday to demand justice. Foss-Yarbrough told demonstrators the 20-year-old traumatized her and her children before he was shot and murdered.

The family stated Sundberg was suffering a “mental health crisis” when he died.

During Wednesday’s gunfire, Foss-Yarbrough called the police, who helped the family flee. A search warrant says when police arrived to pull individuals out, “officers started firing.”

A six-hour standoff between police and Sundberg ended when two Minneapolis snipers shot him.

I’m a woman of color because I have Black kids. According to the Star Tribune, Foss-Yarbrough screamed at demonstrators. “If I died, would you do it?”

Unknown why two snipers shot at Sundberg. During the standoff, the two snipers shot the man, according to a search warrant.

“I pity her (Yarbrough). When gunshots hit her house, she was terrified “Fox 9’s Mark Sundberg. Cindy and Mark Sundberg got their son from Ethiopia at age 4.

A GoFundMe page was set up for Foss-Yarbrough after she lost her job in the standoff. The GoFundMe website alleged Sundberg “harassed [Foss-Yarbrough] for months.”

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