so we got guilty just like chavez was guilty. something we ve been saying for a long time. myself, i ve been saying for a long time, but to this day, you know, we still are seeking justice one by one, and each victory is a victory for all. reporter: one common thread that you heard yesterday was that this was not just about one person, but t a push for police reform and for accountability in the field of policing. now, kim potter, i mentioned she faces up to 15 years in prison. there will be a sentencing that takes place on february 18th th. before then, though, you ll hear attorneys from both sides. the prosecution and the defense, go back and forth over where she should go and how long she should serve. sentencing guidelines put that at about six to nine years. the prosecution is asking the judge to consider a higher departure from that while the defense is asking the judge to consider a lower departure from that. it remains to be seen where that will end up. she s facing up to 15