Daunte Wright

The woman who was in Daunte Wright’s vehicle when he was fatally shot by police in a Minneapolis suburb last year is suing the city and the…

The city of Brooklyn Center will pay the family $3.25 million and has also agreed to change policing policies and improve training.

Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, has renamed its convention center, removing the name of an early resident who supported racist ideologies.

The mother of Daunte Wright, who was killed by a police officer, said she was injured when an officer detained her after she stopped to record an arrest.

The 72-page report also found that police arrested and used force against people of color at a much higher rate than whites.

Daunte Wright’s mother says the death of her son has turned her into an activist as the family seeks an appeal.

Judge Regina Chu got emotional as she talked about officers risking their lives every single day in public service:

The former suburban Minneapolis police officer who fatally shot Daunte Wright was sentenced Friday to two years in prison.

The Rev. Al Sharpton was among the service speakers who paid tribute to Amir Locke and other Blacks who’ve died in police encounters.

Kim Potter, the officer who killed Daunte Wright, is scheduled to be sentenced Friday on charges of first- and second-degree manslaughter.

“We felt she made a mistake,” the unnamed juror revealed, “and that a mistake does not absolve you from the fact she did commit a crime.”

Mistake or manslaughter was a recurring theme throughout the trial of former Brooklyn Center police officer Kimberly Potter.

We have not begun needed work for justice in policing, but hopefully convictions will send shockwaves through America’s police departments.

Former Minnesota police officer Kim Potter has been found guilty of manslaughter in the death of 20-year-old motorist Daunte Wright.

Kim Potter is on trial for killing Daunte Wright and police experts say she made mistakes in what should have been a routine arrest.

Prosecutors rebuffed defense attorney arguments that Wright was at least partly responsible for his own demise.

Former officer Kim Potter took the stand Friday at her manslaughter trial in the shooting death of Black motorist Daunte Wright.