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Jo Ciavaglia USA TODAY Network When Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, police officer Kim Potter allegedly mistook her service weapon for a stun gun and fatally shot an unarmed Black motorist Sunday, it was at least the 16th such “weapons confusion” incident in the United States since 2001. And the victim, Daunte Wright, was at least the fourth person to have died as a result, according to data compiled by the website FatalEncounters.org and University of Colorado professor Paul Taylor, who tracks such cases. These types of incidents are rare, experts say, although no government agency tracks th...

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Michael brown. so i just don't get it, brooke. >> clearly, you know, that investigation is over. that's not a lingering question for police. but still, when you listen to this filmmaker and you listen to michael brown sr., it is still a lingering question for family. it's still a lingering question for the community. what do you, david, then, saying what you're saying, and i hear you loud and clear, what then do you say to those people who are now really just questioning the police investigation? >> well, first of all, what i would say is, once again, to mr. brown, he lost a son, that's awful....

Evidence that maybe there were shady dealings going on in the location where michael brown was engaged in an altercation with the owner. it has nothing to do with anything. and so if people want to come up with questions, fine. show me something that is relevant, directly relevant to the question of was the use of deadly force appropriate. that's the only thing that matters in terms of the concern about the legitimacy of what the police did that day. and that's the only thing that should matter. i just don't see how something from 12 hours previous has anything to do with anything. >> david kl...

Your son. and jason pollock, thank you so much. i appreciate both of you very much. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> so in the last 15 minutes, hearing two sides of a story. i have david klinger with me, author of the book "into the kill zone: a cop's eye view of deadly force." david, it's nice to see you again. we talked so much about this. you were in the weeds of this story in ferguson. you heard first, there was the first we all heard from the top cop in st. louis county, now you've heard from the filmmaker and mike brown's father. where is the truth? how do you interpret all of this? >...