Prosecutor who quit after Kim Potter case shuffle speaks out Imran Ali said outside influences affecting criminal cases such as the one he oversaw represent an "erosion of justice." Author: Lou Raguse Updated: 7:28 AM CDT June 24, 2021 STILLWATER, Minn. — Imran Ali was Washington County's top criminal prosecutor - the lead on the Kim Potter case, the officer charged with manslaughter for killing Daunte Wright. After the Attorney General's Office took over the case, Ali quit his job altogether. "It became readily apparent that in order for me to continue my work as a prosecutor or minister of justice, there were too many outside influences that were affecting that. And ultimately I decided I had to walk away," Ali said.