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reach a consensus? and now, moving forward, we are running up right into christmas eve and christmas is coming up very quickly on on friday. and the judge has indicated that she would not hold these jurors over christmas eve and christmas, and that if needed, we would start up again next week. so, you get the feeling that something has to give here. now, as you mentioned, what they are trying to decide on or the crux of it is whether kim potter was justified when she shot and killed daunte wright during a traffic stop back in april of this year. potter has claimed she mistook her taser for her gun before shooting wright. prosecutors have argued the mere fact that she says she meant to grab her taser shows that she didn t even think this was a situation that required deadly force. her defense, though, has argued if daunte wright had just complied, none of this would have happened. but of course, the ultimate decision is going to be left up to the jury, who still, as i mentioned, over
asked was less about their consensus, but more about procedural stuff. little more normal. was they wanted to remove the zip ties from kim potter s gun. likely, to compare it to the taser that they also have in evidence. though, prosecutors noted the weight will likely be different because it has been rendered safe by the court, so this gun is unloaded, therefore, a different weight than what kim potter would have felt back in april of 2021. and of course, that comparison is important because potter, all along, has claimed that she mistook her taser for her gun when she shot and killed daunte wright during that traffic stop back in april of 2021. and p and prosecutors say the mere fact that she claimed she meant to reach for a taser shows she knew this wasn t a deadly force situation, while her defense has argued that if daunte wright had just complied, none of this would have happened. of course, that is the heart of what this jury is deliberating, they ll be back tomorrow morning to
consensus, what is the guidance around how long and what steps should be taken? you ll recall potter said she mistook her firearm for her taser when she fatally shot daunt take wright during a traffic stop back in april. let s discuss with criminal defense attorney sarah wright. sarah, what do you think about this consensus? do you think we re looking at a hung jury? this suggests a couple things, not just by itself, but interconnected with the other question about unzipping the glock and even the day before. that tells us they are either deadlocked as of a few hours ago yesterday, or they re on their way to being deadlocked, and they re asking the judge how long do they stay deadlocked? but also it tells us they re struggling with the reasonableness of the mistake. there is no dispute that potter made a mistake in pulling out her glock in lieu of the taser, but was it reasonable for an
be taken off kim potter s gun so they could hold it outside the evidence box. of course it s been rendered safe. they likely want to feel the difference between kim potter s weapon and her taser, though prosecutors did say because the gun is unloaded it s probably not going to match the weight of what kim potter felt in april of this year, but of course it s important because potter has claimed she mistook her taser for her gun when she shot and killed daunte wright during that traffic stop back in april of this year. prosecutors have argued that the mere fact she intended or she says she intended to grab her taser shows that even she didn t think this was a scenario that required lethal force. the defense has argued that if daunte wright had just complied, none of this would have happened. but of course that is the central issue in this trial, and what it seems like the jury is having trouble getting to a consensus on. omar, so much more to look at and of course i m wondering abou