her gun. cnn s adrienne broaddus is outside the courthouse. the jury is asking a question to the judge. pamela, they are. as we enter hour three of deliberations, members of the jury want to know what day did potter interview with dr. miller. and for those of you who may not remember, dr. miller was the psychologist called on by the defense to testify. it was revealed during testimony potter, during that interview, which was conducted via zoom, told dr. miller she does not make mistakes. mistakes is something that came up repeatedly today during closing arguments. let s start with the prosecution. the prosecution arguing today daunte wright was shot to death by a gun in the hand of a highly trained police officer. prosecutors calling that reckless. on the other hand, defense
jeffrey epstein. the defendant did not take the stand which the lawyer says the government did not prove its case beyond a reasonable doubt so it s up to the jury to decide. jury deliberations in a case of a former minnesota police officer who killed unarmed motorist during a traffic stop. during closing arguments prosecutors say kim potter s shooting of daunte wright was preventable. they argued it was a mistake and not a crime, reporting from minneapolis, garrett. shannon that evening the jury is fully sequestered to begin deliberations to convict or kim potter s closing arguments. to address the emotional testimony potter gave last week by telling the jury this case isn t about whether the former officer feel sorry for killing daunte wright but about the actions she took. the years of training she disregarded when she shot him with her gun and taser. she told about weapon
the case of a white former minnesota police officer who killed a black motorist during a traffic stop. we will be bringing this case during closing arguments the prosecutor said kim potter s shooting of daunte wright was entirely preventable. the defense said it was a mistake. not a crime. correspondent garrett tenney is live in minneapolis tonight with the latest. good evening, garrett. bret, good evening to you. jury is now fully sequestered as they begin their deliberations to decide whether to convict or acquit kim potter of marijuana slaughter. in their closing arguments prosecutors attempts to address the emotional testimony potter gave last week by telling the jury this case isn t about whether the former officer feels sorry for killing daunte wright. it s about the action she took and years of training she disregarded when she shot him with her gun instead of her taser. every year she was told about the risk of weapon confusion and that pulling a gun instead of a taser cou