Overview

• Kim Potter, a former Minnesota police officer, was convicted of manslaughter for mistakenly using her gun instead of a taser, resulting in the death of Daunte Wright.
• After serving 16 months of a two-year sentence, Potter is now speaking at law enforcement conferences to share her experience and prevent similar incidents.
• Her presentations, supported by former prosecutor Imran Ali, aim to promote reform and healing but have faced criticism for potentially profiting from tragedy.
• Daunte Wright's family, particularly his mother, views Potter's efforts as an attempt to profit from her son's death and finds the presentations distressing.
• Despite backlash, some law enforcement groups believe Potter's firsthand account could resonate more with officers than external critiques, fostering meaningful change.