her fate. we, the jury, on the charge of manslaughter in the first degree find the defendant guilty. outside the courthouse, a crowd erupted in cheers as the verdict was announced. minnesota attorney general keith keithellison whose office prosed the case while is he pleased with the outcome it doesn t bring daunte back. we have a degree of accountability for daunte s death. accountability is not justice. accountability is an important step. critical, necessary step on the road to justice for us all. kim potter is now in the state women s prison as she waits for her sentencing in february. you can see her smiling here in her new inmate photo. she is facing up to 15 years in prison and prosecutors have said that they plan to seek push for a sentence closer to that
minnesota s justice system. inside the courtroom, we saw a very different kim potter from the one who cheerfully testified on the stand last week. as the verdict was read, she was stoic and had no visible reaction to hearing the jury found her guilty of first and second-degree manslaughter. outside the courthouse, a crowd broke in the celebration as that verdict was announced. minnesota attorney general keith ellison, whose office prosecuted the case, set his heart goes out to kim potter and her family. and that this outcome does not bring daunte wright back. we have a degree of accountability. for dante s death. accountability is an important step. a critical necessary step on the road to justice for us all. kim potter is now the state witness prison until her sentence. in february. you can see her smiling here in her new inmate photo paired she is facing up to 15 years in prison. although she could get less than that and ultimately, she likely will not spend her entire