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Courtroom today to tell you about. kim potter, the ex-police officer who mistakenly drew a gun instead of a taser and shot and killed daunte wright during a traffic stop, sentenced to two years in prison. two years. prosecutors wanted seven years and two months and that has got a lot of people demanding to know why justice doesn't seem to count as much as tears. the tears of kim potter. sobbing in court, as she apologized to the family of the young man who died at her hands, and especially to his grieving mother. >> to the family of daunte wright, i am so sorry. that i brought the death of you...

Washington in disgrace. the archives are talking to the doj about this now about all of it. and there are still records missing including deleted tweets from his personal twitter account. but there's outrage over what happened in a minnesota courtroom today to tell you about. kim potter the ex-police officer who mistakenly drew a gun instead of a taser and shot and killed daunte wright during a traffic stop, sentenced to two years in prison. two years. prosecutors wanted seven years and two months. that's got a lot of people demanding to know why justice doesn't seem to count as much as tears....

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Idea. for the second time this year a white former minnesota police officer convicted in the death of a black man. what do the guilty verdicts in kim potter's manslaughter trial mean for police nationwide as she said she mistakenly drew a gun instead of a taser and killed daunte wright? legal perspective from paul callen is next. meet stuart and byron, owners of sml, a tiny home architecture firm. they were getting ready to travel to portland, maine for a pitch when their 3d-printer broke. luckily, sml is with american express business platinum,

I'd love to ask you, antonio, because what were you thinking? because the jury, of course, asked earlier what would happen if they couldn't reach a consensus? was that a moment where you thought there was a potential this would not end not only in a guilty verdict but maybe even a hung jury? >> well, there's no question that thought went through my mind. but now that we have the benefit of hindsight what we really know happened is that there were two deliberations that happened. we had the first one where we know they reached a verdict on tuesday, and then they began anew their deliberations a...