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Brooklyn Center mayor on rejected policing changes: 'I felt deceived' - Vimarsana News

Brooklyn Center mayor on rejected policing changes: 'I felt deceived'

Over a week after an ordinance created following the death of Daunte Wright, aimed at limiting traffic stops by police in Brooklyn Center, was rejected by the city council, the city's mayor is speaking out.

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Brooklyn Center preps for Daunte Wright memorial construction - Vimarsana News

Brooklyn Center preps for Daunte Wright memorial construction

Permanent memorial plans in memory of Daunte Wright are moving forward in Brooklyn Center.

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Kim Potter update: Former Minnesota police officer convicted in Daunte Wright shooting released from prison - Vimarsana News

Kim Potter update: Former Minnesota police officer convicted in Daunte Wright shooting released from prison

Former Minnesota Police Officer Kim Potter, who was convicted in the shooting of Daunte Wright, was released from prison Monday.

Daunte Wright death: Son to get majority of $3.5M settlement - Vimarsana News

Daunte Wright death: Son to get majority of $3.5M settlement

The son of Daunte Wright, the man killed by Brooklyn Center police in 2021, will get the majority of the $3.5 million settlement from the city. The family's attorneys, however, will get significantly less, with the judge issuing a scathing order.

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Kim Potter's application to get her sentence shortened won't be considered by pardon board - Vimarsana News

Kim Potter's application to get her sentence shortened won't be considered by pardon board

Kim Potter, the former Brooklyn Center police officer convicted of manslaughter in the deadly shooting of Daunte Wright in April 2021, won't have her application heard by the state pardon board as she sought to have her sentence reduced.

Source: fox9.com