A Minneapolis man has been arrested and charged with attempting to intimidate the judge presiding over the trial of former police officer Kim Potter, who killed Daunte Wright, after he staged a protest outside the door of her apartment.
Cortez Rice, 32, was arrested on November 29 in Wisconsin, and will be extradited back to Minnesota
Cortez Rice, 32, was arrested on November 29, and the charges unsealed on December 3.
He is charged with tampering with a judicial officer - a felony.
Rice on November 6 staged a protest outside what he believed to be the house of Judge Regina Chiu, who had initially ruled that cameras would not be allowed in her courtroom for Potter's trial.
Rice live streamed himself inside the building, saying: 'We on her heels.'
The video was posted on YouTube, and is now deleted - but copies are circulating online.
'What she think. We want cameras. The people deserve to know,' Rice says, inside the empty corridor.
Rice live streamed himself inside a Minneapolis condo building that he said was where Chu lived
He showed the hallways on the 12th floor, where he thought that she lived. It is unclear if she does live there
Rice went to the door, and said that he believed it was her home. He was encouraging his followers on the live stream to join him
Rice stood outside an apartment door and said: 'I don't know if this is her crib. I think this is her crib right here. We got confirmation that this is her house right here. Waiting for the gang to get up here'
Rice then stood outside an apartment door and said: 'I don't know if this is her crib. I think this is
