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MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — The Kim Potter trial has entered the second week of testimony.
The former Brooklyn Center police officer is charged with manslaughter in the death of Daunte Wright during a traffic stop last April. She says she meant to use her Taser, not her gun.
The prosecution will be calling more witnesses to the stand Monday morning, with a medical examiner expected to walk jurors through Wright’s autopsy.
HOW TO WATCH: The trial resumes Monday morning with live coverage on CBSN Minnesota. You can also follow our social channels for more coverage: Facebook and Twitter.
Below are updates, beginning with the latest.
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UPDATE (9 a.m.):
On Friday, new body camera evidence was released showing the defendant just moments after the deadly shooting.
The footage showed Potter distraught after the shooting, she even talked about killing herself. Potter’s supervisor, Mychal Johnson, made sure Potter didn’t have a loaded gun, after making those comments.
Johnson told defense attorneys he could have been hurt or killed during the struggle with Wright, and Potter had the right to use deadly force.
Last week’s testimony also featured emotional testimony from Wright’s mother and the woman who was in the car with him when he was shot.
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