MN cop Kim Potter sobbed on the stand when detailing how she shot and killed Daunte Wright.
-- just broke down during her testimony about the second she realized what she had done.
An emotional Potter was questioned Friday on exactly what happened in the moments leading up to Wright's death. Potter has maintained she thought she was pulling out her taser, when in fact, it was her gun.Fighting back tears, she told the court,"I remember yelling Taser, Taser, Taser and nothing happened. And then, he told me I shot him."Potter's been charged with manslaughter for Wright's death, which happened back in April.
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