GUILTY MN - Daunte Wright, 20, fatally shot by police during traffic stop, Brooklyn Center, Apr 2021 #2

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She obviously did something wrong, but going by the law, she had to have conscious intent here, she had to "commit a conscious or intentional act in connection with the handling or use of a firearm that creates a substantial and unjustifiable risk that she is aware of" for the first charge, and that she "consciously took a chance of causing death or great bodily harm" for the second. But that's not what happened here.

Involuntary manslaughter involves knowing doing something risky, she didn't do that.

But the jury did not agree with me.

I looked at this like if somebody has a mind slip and causes death in a traffic accident or something of that sort, not intentional killing. I hope they don’t throw the book.
 
Potter will be taken into custody with no bail...


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Involuntary manslaughter involves knowing doing something risky, she didn't do that.

But the jury did not agree with me.

Then again----By shooting a gun or a taser into a vehicle that was running, and the driver in the driver's seat ,was risky and against policy. She knew she would incapacitate the person controlling the vehicle that was clearly attempting to take off. That's thousands of pounds of metal on the loose with no one controlling it. That's why officers aren't suppose to do it. She made the deliberate and conscious decision to do that. JMO
 
I assume there are some special arrangements for housing prisoners who are from LE. Did they say when her sentencing is? I read somewhere that the max sentence for man1 is 20 years, and for man2 it is 15 years.
 

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