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Palmed off with decades of idle chatter about the need for security for all while the other side carries out its own plans. and the renowned american journalist and author joan didion dies at the age of 87. hello and welcome to bbc news. a jury in the us state of minnesota has found a white, former police officer guilty of manslaughter for the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man. the prosecution argued that kimberley potter had shown culpable negligence when she killed daunte wright during a ...

She was law enforcement for 26 years, but theres a lot to be said about the facts and the evidence that was presented during the trial that both sides are going to rely upon at that sentencing on february 18th. lets be clear. as a law enforcement officer, now former, because she retired just two days after the killing of daunte wright, shes going to have a very tough time being in prison as former law enforcement. but as we just saw with the bidens going to that childrens hospital, daunte wright...

Minnesota. daunte wrights parents relieved by the verdict. while potters husband could be haerpd yelling "i love you kim" after her bail was revoked as she was escorted from the court in handcuffs. potter said she intended to deploy her taser during a traffic stop in april but fired her gun instead, killing 20-year-old daunte wright almost instantly. >> i shot him. oh, my god! >> daunte wright! >> reporter: shortly after the verdict crowds outside the courthouse chanted wrights name. while the s...

With decades of idle chatter about— with decades of idle chatter about the need of security for all while _ about the need of security for all while the other side carries_ all while the other side carries out its own plans. hello and welcome to bbc news. good to have your company. a former police officer in minnesota has been found guilty of manslaughter, following the killing of a black motorist, daunte wright. kimberley potter says she mistook her handgun for a tazer during a routine traffi...

In minnesota, surrounding daunte wright, his family, whats it been like over the last few days? it must have been obviously pretty traumatic leading up to the trial? yeah, it absolutely was. i was — i was there with the family on the evening that daunte was killed and it was very heartbreaking. with this trial coming so close to the christmas holiday, there is a lot of — a lot of hope that this would be drawn to a conclusion with these guilty verdicts before the christmas holiday. and obviou...

Thank you. the expolice officer kim potter found guilty in the death of daunte wright. what is next? what could it mean for future trials? were live in minneapolis. plus, the january 6th committee ramping up the fight to get its hands on the documents that donald trump is trying to shield. their newest strategy all the way to the supreme court. airporl challenge for new homeowners who have become their parents... okay, everybody, lets do a ticket check. paper tickets. were off to a horrible ...

Kim Potter, a former police officer in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, was convicted of manslaughter Thursday in the April 11 shooting death of 20-year-old Daunte Wright, a Black motorist. Here are some key moments in the case:

Family members says they're happy about the guilty verdict for the former police officer, who fatally shot Wright in April. But they say it's not true justice.

At least verdict has come before the seasonal break so that people can mark that over this weekend and that terrible loss. when you say it was racial profiling in the stopping of this vehicle, did the defence offer any explanation as to why the vehicle that stopped at this point, or it is your suspicion is that they were kind ofjust clocking up numbers, number of stops, recording number of stops, to kind of meat some kind of target? well, the issue did come up during the trial through the testim...

Yes, the juror, you know, really, really felt it because thats what doing your duty feels like when youre trying to do the right thing. and you may have that sympathy, but you know what the law says and the law compels you to reach a result, and thats what happened here. >> not to mention we talk a lot about the sympathy and the assumptions we make as a society about her crying on the stand, weather that evoked sympathy from the jury. but it could also be the case and it seems it was they were a...