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Father of Daunte Wright at Kim Potter sentencing: 'He was my reason to do better'

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Arbuey Wright, the father of Daunte Wright, spoke emotionally at the sentencing for Kim Potter, the former Minnesota police officer convicted of killing his son. Wright said "nothing will be the same" since his son's death and called for Potter to receive the maximum sentence.