Kim Potter Found Guilty

In essense, that IS what you said. You implied your low end white buddy would have obeyed the police, so he wouldnt have gotten shot. You evidently think that if you disobey the police you deserve to get shot. Well, if your skin color is of brownish hue anyway.


Moron, he didn't just "disobey," the police........he tried to drive off in a car while two police officers were half in the car and in danger of being driven over........seriously injured or killed, you dumb ass....she should have just pulled her pistol and emptied it into him...
 
He had an outstanding warrant for his arrest.
So what? That really didn't justify using lethal force on him.
What a joke. That thug wasn’t obeying cops and she had every right to plug him full of lead. Her mistake was saying using the gun was a mistake.
No, her mistake was pulling him over for an expired tag when no one is getting new tags right now. It was typical Driving while black harassment.
 
Show me in the law book where he would be on trial for his own death in this circumstance. Get it through your thick skull that regardless of him evading police, the proper punishment is not execution by cop without trial. God you people are idiots.
Were the capital police justified in using deadly force on 1/6?
 
Relevant reading...

Daunte Wright was 'an arch criminal' whose death at the hands of a white police officer in Minneapolis is being used to push 'false narratives', according to a lawyer representing the victims of two separate shootings the black man is accused of being involved in.

Attorney Michael Padden told DailyMail.com in an exclusive interview that the 20-year-old was a 'very serious criminal' who should never have been out on the streets on April 11, the day he was shot dead.

Padden is representing two families who have filed separate lawsuits against Wright's estate that allege he was involved in the shooting of two men.


Daunte Wright, 20, was allegedly involved in two separate shooting incidents before he was killed by Minneapolis cop Kim Potter during an April traffic stop

  • Two different lawsuits - obtained by DailyMail.com - were filed against Wright's estate alleging he was involved in the shooting of two men

  • The latest, filed Tuesday, claims Wright was involved in a carjacking on March 21 that left the victim, Joshua Hodges, with a gunshot wound to his leg

  • The suit claims the theft and shooting was perpetrated by Wright and an accomplice and, ‘need not and should not have happened'

  • The second lawsuit, filed last month, alleges Wright shot Caleb Livingston in the head and left him permanently disabled outside a gas station in May 2019

  • It says Livingston now continues to suffer ‘severe pain, disability, disfigurement, humiliation, embarrassment and grave emotional distress’

  • Wright was not charged over either shooting incident

  • Michael Padden, the attorney for the two shooting victims, told DailyMail.com in an exclusive interview that Wright was a 'very serious criminal'

  • Padden said Wright should never have been out on the streets on April 11, the day he was shot dead and hit out at 'false narratives' around his death


Legally irrelevant.

Citizens are afforded a presumption of innocence, unmitigated by one's criminal record, and the right to due process of the law.

That the racist right seeks to vilify the victim comes as no surprise, of course.
 
Kim Potter Found Guilty


For those playing along at home, she was the the cop who shot Daunte Wright because she couldn't tell the difference between her gun and her taser.

This is a good thing.
I guess you never made a mistake, especially a bad one. Good for you, but our laws are very specific. Beyond a reasonable doubt. And there was plenty of doubt in this case. Now we have two victims instead of just one.
 
Legally irrelevant.

Citizens are afforded a presumption of innocence, unmitigated by one's criminal record, and the right to due process of the law.

That the racist right seeks to vilify the victim comes as no surprise, of course.
Was Ashley Babbit afforded that same presumption of innocence?
 

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