Ex-Officer Kim Potter's Road to Redemption Sparks Debate

Kim Potter, who killed Daunte Wright, is sharing her story at law enforcement conferences, prompting discussions on police accountability and second chances.

Kim Potter, a former Minnesota police officer, was convicted of manslaughter for mistakenly using her gun instead of a taser, resulting in the death of Daunte Wright.
After serving 16 months of a two-year sentence, Potter is now speaking at law enforcement conferences to share her experience and prevent similar incidents.
Her presentations, supported by former prosecutor Imran Ali, aim to promote reform and healing but have faced criticism for potentially profiting from tragedy.
Daunte Wright's family, particularly his mother, views Potter's efforts as an attempt to profit from her son's death and finds the presentations distressing.
Despite backlash, some law enforcement groups believe Potter's firsthand account could resonate more with officers than external critiques, fostering meaningful change.