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However, the trial will remain set for March 7 if the attorneys cannot agree on a new date

The postponement was being sought while a federal civil rights trial goes forward

A new plan will include expanding partnerships with other police agencies and beefing up investigative units, police said

The juror said the jury felt Potter made an honest mistake when she drew her firearm instead of her TASER, but was still responsible for Daunte Wright's death

Police and firefighter unions had filed lawsuits against the city alleging unfair labor practices

Defense attorneys had told jurors Potter meant to use her TASER when she fired her handgun once into Wright's chest, and that her mistake was not a crime

Kimberly Potter said that she had not had physical training on "weapons confusion"

Police said the homeowners also found the grocery receipt with a “derogatory” note

The defense claims former officer Kim Potter made a mistake when she grabbed the wrong weapon and shot Wright

Critics of the Brooklyn Center proposal say it falls short of meaningful change

St. Paul officials cited safety concerns and security expenses required for the new venue

"After 32 years of service I believe that now is the right time to allow for new leadership," Arradondo said

Trial proceedings began Tuesday with jury selection

The two incidents resemble a number of so-called mass robberies recently reported across the country

In developing the new training, the department looked into research of what works and sought to incorporate de-escalation at every step