Former Brooklyn Center police officer Kimberly Potter said in court Tuesday that she would like the judge, not the jury, to decide whether she should be subjected to a longer than typical sentence if convicted of manslaughter for shooting Daunte Wright in April.
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AG Ellison declines to take over murder case after victim's family objects to plea deal
Ellison's office previously intervened in a similar case.
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