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‘He’s Afraid of the Police’: the Daunte Wright Killing
Community outrage and fallout from the Wright killing was immediate.
The past two weeks have been harrowing, emotional and deeply traumatic. The nation’s attention has been riveted by the Derek Chauvin trial in Minneapolis. As this drama played out on our television sets, just 10 miles from the Minnesota courtroom in the Minneapolis suburb of Brooklyn Center, tragedy struck again. Daunte Wright, a 21-year father of one, was shot and killed by Officer Kim Potter, a 26-year police veteran, who “allegedly” mistook her service revolver for a taser. These events generated protests for the past seven nights. The inexplicable horror and incomprehensible nature of these events have again highlighted the nation
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image captionDaunte Wright was killed on 11 April during a traffic stop in Brooklyn City
Hundreds of mourners, including family members and activists, have attended the funeral of a black man who was shot dead by police in Minneapolis.
Daunte Wright, 20, was killed during a routine traffic stop in the Brooklyn Center suburb of the city on 11 April.
The city was already on edge amid the high-profile trial of a white ex-police officer for the death of George Floyd, a black man, last year.
That officer, Derek Chauvin, was convicted of murder on Tuesday.
The spate of incidents in Minneapolis has triggered national outrage and widespread protests. They also prompted the US justice department to launch an investigation into the practices and conduct of the city s police department.
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