Former Officer Kim Potter Sentenced to 2 Years in Prison for Killing of Daunte Wright

Former Officer Kim Potter, Sentenced to 2 Years in Prison, for Killing of Daunte Wright.
Former Officer Kim Potter, Sentenced to 2 Years in Prison, for Killing of Daunte Wright.
In April of 2021, former Brooklyn Center, Minneapolis,
police officer Kim Potter fatally shot Daunte Wright.
In April of 2021, former Brooklyn Center, Minneapolis,
police officer Kim Potter fatally shot Daunte Wright.
'The Hill' reports that on February 18,
she was sentenced to 16 months in prison
followed by eight months of supervised release. .
The sentence comes after she was found guilty of
first- and second-degree manslaughter in December. .
The sentence comes after she was found guilty of
first- and second-degree manslaughter in December. .
'The Hill' reports that the incident began
when 20-year-old Wright was pulled over
for driving with an expired tag. .
Officers discovered that Wright
had a warrant out for his arrest. .
According to 'The Hill,' while Wright struggled
with officers, Potter yelled "taser" before
pulling out her gun and shooting him. .
According to Potter, she mistakenly
drew her gun instead of her taser. .
On the stand in December,
Potter broke down while being
questioned about the incident. .
Judge Regina Chu, who reportedly began crying while giving her ruling, said the case was
"one of the saddest" in her 20 years as a judge. .
Judge Regina Chu, who reportedly began crying while giving her ruling, said the case was
"one of the saddest" in her 20 years as a judge. .
According to 'The Hill,' the defense argued that Potter's
sentence should be lower as she has no criminal record and
has repeatedly expressed her remorse over the situation. .
According to 'The Hill,' the defense argued that Potter's
sentence should be lower as she has no criminal record and
has repeatedly expressed her remorse over the situation.