killing of daunte wright
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Day 3 of Trial: Officers Worried About Kim Potter’s Mental Health After Daunte Wright Shooting
Officers testified about how distraught former Minnesota officer Kim Potter acted after she shot Daunte Wright on April 11.
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Passenger In Daunte Wright’s Car Testifies on 2nd Day of Kim Potter Trial, Defense Calls for Mistrial
On Thursday, the jury heard from the passenger in Daunte Wright’s car, responding medics and officers and watch new video of the aftermath.
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1st Day of Trial for Former Officer Kim Potter in Shooting Death of Daunte Wright
The prosecution called Daunte Wright’s mother to the stand to share those final heartbreaking moments on the phone with her son.
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Mostly White Jury Chosen for Kim Potter Trial in the Death of Daunte Wright
The jurors were asked their opinions about Black Lives Matter, law enforcement and the criminal justice system.
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Kim Potter, the Officer Who Fatally Shot Daunte Wright, Set To Testify in Her Trial
The ex-Minnesota police officer who shot the Black motorist will take the stand
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Black Woman Forgives White Cop Who Nearly Killed Her
Julia Crews now faces no jail time for “accidental” shooting of Ashley Fountain Hall
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Philadelphia Passes Bill to Keep Police From Pulling Over Drivers for Minor Traffic Violations
Proponents say this will stop police from using low-level violations as reason to search a vehicle–a practice that disproportionately affects Black motorists.
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The City Where Daunte Wright Was Killed Has a New Policing Policy
Brooklyn Center, Minn., announced a cite-and-release policy, which changes what officers are allowed to do during stops for minor traffic violations.
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Cops Furious They Won’t Be Able to Kill More Black People After Prosecutor Announces Not-So-Radical Police Reform
The Minnesota prosecutor who indicted the cop who killed Philando Castile announced a policy that protects and serves. So why are police so upset about it?
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Former Officer in Shooting Death of Daunte Wright Facing More Serious Charges
Kim Porter is now also facing first-degree manslaughter charges after a review by Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison’s office.