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Breaking down the video: What happened during Daunte Wright's fatal stop
A Black man was killed by police in Brooklyn Center. The chief said the officer may have gotten her gun and Taser confused.
Noor case raises questions about charge for ex-Brooklyn Center cop
Question of intent is key in debate over murder vs. manslaughter
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Police officers shouldn't be the ones to enforce traffic laws
Automated technology and unarmed monitors could do most of the job more efficiently and more safely.
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Daunte Wright's family reacts to charges in fatal shooting
Daunte Wright's family and attorney Ben Crump reacted to the second-degree manslaughter charge brought against former Brooklyn Center police officer Kimberly Potter, who fatally shot the 20-year-old.
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