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Lawyer for Kimberly Potter: Daunte Wright 'Caused His Own Death'
The lead defense lawyer urged jurors to acquit Kimberly Potter on both of the manslaughter charges she faces for the fatal shooting of Daunte Wright, arguing that 'a mistake is not a crime.'
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Prosecutor in Kimberly Potter Trial: 'This Was a Colossal Screw-Up'
The prosecutor emphasized in her closing arguments that Kimberly Potter, a former police officer, was criminally reckless when she fatally shot Daunte Wright.
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Watch Live: Lawyers Make Closing Arguments in Kimberly Potter Trial
The former Minnesota police officer faces manslaughter charges after she appeared to mistake her gun for a Taser and fatally shot Daunte Wright. Warning: The trial footage may include graphic images and language.
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France Aims to Tighten Rules for the Unvaccinated Amid Omicron Spread
Prime Minister Jean Castex of France said the government would present a bill to transform its health pass into a vaccine pass in an effort to suppress an expected surge in coronavirus cases from the Omicron variant.
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Kimberly Potter Tearfully Apologizes for Shooting Daunte Wright
The former Minnesota police officer broke down during her testimony as prosecutors hammered her on the fact that she did not try to get help for Mr. Wright after shooting him.
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Watch Live: Former Minnesota Police Officer Testifies in Her Own Defense
Former police officer Kimberly Potter faces manslaughter charges after she appeared to mistake her gun for her Taser and fatally shot Daunte Wright. Warning: The trial may include graphic images and language.
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'Substantial Increase in Covid Cases,' N.Y.C. Mayor Says
Mayor Bill de Blasio announced new measures to combat the city's latest coronavirus surge, including increased testing and distribution of free masks.
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Watch Live: Biden Delivers Remarks After Surveying Tornado Damage
President Biden travels to Kentucky to visit towns that were ravaged by the tornadoes, which killed more than 70 people in the state.
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Watch Live: Biden Delivers Remarks After Surveying Tornado Damage
President Biden travels to Kentucky to visit towns that were ravaged by the tornadoes, which killed more than 70 people in the state.
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House Votes to Recommend Contempt Charge Against Meadows
The House voted 222 to 208 to recommend Mark Meadows, former President Donald J. Trump's last chief of staff, be held in criminal contempt of Congress for refusing to cooperate with its committee investigating the deadly Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol.