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Imes, the same use of force expert who testified in the kim potter trial. by the way, potter will be sentenced in minnesota tomorrow. but back to the story at hand today. j. alexander was one of the first officers who arrived on scene that day. telling members of the jury he became a member of the minneapolis police department because he wanted to serve the community where he grew up. also mentioning he didn't have a fond impression of mpd officers specifically because of his interactions with them while he was growing up. he also told the jury, he didn't begin to realize the situation was cri...

Law Enforcement Firearms Instructor and Use of Force Expert Leon Spears broke down footage of brawl that broke out in a Chuck E. Cheese restaurant.

Correct, it's not a defense. we have to remember that the crime of manslaughter itself is about a mistake. it's the accidental killing of another human being, so there is no mistake defense to a mistaken crime. accidents can be crime, and in addition to the racist trope that was brought up, you know, the facts aren't there. the idea that, you know, there was a use of force expert who said not only deadly force was unjustified but even the use of a taser was unreasonable because there was a passenger and other overs around. this was not an's. i love that line. this is not an oopsy. mistake is n...

>> miss potter, do you still want to testify, or have you changed your mind? >> yes, your honor, i'll testify. >> erin, the testimony of this former officer could come as early as tomorrow morning. it is a bold move for a defendant to take the stand, but it signals that her attorneys are likely confident enough that she will be seen by the jury as believable. of course taking the stand also opens her up to certain risks. she will be cross-examined by a team of prosecutors who have no doubt spent months planning questions that they would ask her if only given the chance. >> all right, josh, tha...

Kim Potter's defense team has slammed the case against her as a 'confusing mess' and asked for the trial be to be halted with a judgment of acquittal at the start of the seventh day of testimony.