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'The police officer who fired the shot that killed a 20-year-old man Sunday in Brooklyn Center is a 26-year veteran of the force, the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension said Monday night.![]()
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The BCA said Kimberly A. Potter is on standard administrative leave. Potter, 48, was first licensed as a police officer in Minnesota in 1995 at age 22, according to state records.'![]()
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Officer who fatally shot man in Brooklyn Center is ID'd, career started 25 years ago
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She got her police license in 1995 at age 22, according to state records.
'Philonise Floyd said George was a “mama’s boy” and had been devastated by her death. He told the jury that the last time he saw his brother alive was at her funeral in May 2018. Floyd, who had moved to Minnesota in 2017, didn’t make it back to Texas before her passing. In a quiet, shaking voice, Philonise Floyd told the jury about seeing his brother crouched at her casket in grief.![]()
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“He just said, ‘Mama, Mama,’ over and over again,” Philonise Floyd recalled, in an echo of his brother’s final words as he was pinned last year on a Minneapolis street, with Chauvin’s knee on his neck. “I didn’t know what to tell him because I was in pain, too. We all were hurting. And he was just kissing it, just kissing it. He didn’t want to leave the casket.”'![]()
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Chauvin will formally begin his defense Tuesday and could end as early as Thursday, Hennepin County District Judge Peter A. Cahill said.
'Police said they stopped Mr. Wright because he had expired registration tags. They discovered he had an outstanding arrest warrant for a misdemeanor offense and say he resisted police. He seems to have posed no immediate danger, and he surely could have been found at another time if serving the arrest warrant was so vital. Was the use of force a prudent decision? Part of the way police have traditionally been trained is to think they have to win at any cost, but that cost is far too high.'![]()
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Opinion | Has nothing been learned from George Floyd’s death?
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The police killing of Daunte Wright on Sunday and footage of a harrowing traffic stop in Virginia offer evidence that nothing has changed.
'The Hennepin County, MN, medical examiner ruled Daunte Wright’s cause of death as homicide by gunshot wound to the chest, according to reporter Andy Mannix.![]()
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The officer, who Gannon said is a “senior officer,” has been placed on administrative leave.'![]()
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NEW: Daunte Wright’s death ruled homicide by medical examiner
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The Hennepin County, Minnesota, medical examiner ruled Daunte Wright’s cause of death as homicide by gunshot wound to the chest, according to reporter Andy Mannix.
Joining Native Roots Radio today - ![]()
Lorenzo Serna of Unedited Camera. They will be talking about the recent events surrounding the police murder of Daunte Wright in Minneapolis on Sunday afternoon (4/11/21)![]()
Also featuring our Weekly conversation with regular guest Dr. Antony Stately, CEO of Native American Community Clinic in the Twin Cities, MN. We will discuss local and national issues.