He was surrounded by his family.“We were lucky to have the last month with Harry to reflect on so many wonderful times and to ensure this period was filled with love, music and laughter,” the family said.In a statement, Mr Potter’s family described the legendary crime reporter as an inspirational figure with a tremendous fighting spirit, sense of dedication and love of life.ONE of the giants of Australian television journalism, newsman Harry Potter, has died following a decade-long battle with cancer.He is survived by his wife, Katrina Lee, and his children Tim, Nick, Elisa and Jack. To do this we will link your MailOnline account with your Facebook account. They pulled me out of the car, sat me down, they searched me.Two years later Chauvin was investigated for his role in the 2008 shooting of Ira Latrell Toles during a domestic assault call.We will automatically post your comment and a link to the news story to your Facebook timeline at the same time it is posted on MailOnline. 'Thao, Lane and Kueng do not currently face charges.Both were reportedly rookie cops who were still in their probationary periods.
The young reporter who used to reside in Maddanapet was employed with a Telugu news channel. The family said: “Harry is the definition of a larger than life character and he will be with us forever”.“He was held in the highest regard not only by his family at Ten, but by the many police, families, journalists and cameramen he has worked with over the years.”Mr Potter’s colleagues at Ten hailed the crime reporter as a towering figure who always took the time to mentor young journalists.“Harry’s unique style, impeccable police contacts and genuine care for victims of crime led to decades of exclusive stories and lasting friendships,” said Peter Meakin, the head of news and current affairs at Network Ten.Every year the Ten newsroom honours the “best journalist of the year” with an award named after Mr Potter.And Mr Potter was honoured with the inaugural Lifetime Achievement Award at the Kennedy Awards last year. Officer Derek Chauvin (pictured) was identified as the officer pinning down George Floyd in video footage that was widely shared on Tuesday'While they were a bit aggressive and confrontational at the start, it's how nervous they are after what has happened over the last few nights,' he said.They told police they were media as they neared the roadblock, but officers ordered the trio out of their car.Tou Thao, was part of a $25,000 out of court settlement after being sued for using excessive force in 2017.That same year Chauvin was handed a medal of valor for 'his response in an incident involving a man armed with a gun. KTRE is Deep East Texas' leader for breaking news, severe weather and sports coverage for Lufkin, Nacogdoches, Diboll, Angelina County, Shelby County and the Piney Woods. They cuffed my cameraman and our security but were respectful and have now let us go,' Arvier Tweeted on Sunday evening, Australian time.Footage showed the journalist duck for cover as a stun grenade was fired in her direction by police officers who descended on the protest.Reyes, 42 was killed by officers after allegedly pulling a shotgun on the six cops, which included Chauvin.Philadelphia: A man and police confront each other in the streets of Philadelphia Saturday nightArvier said he and his crew heard gunshots as they approached a police blockade in their car. We’ll ask you to confirm this for your first post to Facebook.Washington DC:A protester holds up a sign saying 'Stop killing us' as a pack of military police are sen in the backgroundPhiladelphia: A man walks past a vandalized business where 'I can't breathe' is written on the windows - some of Floyd's last words as he begged the white cop for his lifeIn 2006 Derek Chauvin (pictured), 44, was one of six officers connected to the death of Wayne ReyesToles was wounded after police said he went for an officer's gun and Chauvin shot him.The comments below have been moderated in advance.Floyd, a 46-year-old father-of-two, was filmed gasping for breath as Chauvin knelt on his neck for eight minutes before he died in custody of the Minneapolis Police Department on Monday. NEWSMAN Harry Potter, one of the giants of Australian journalism, has died at 72 following a decade-long battle with cancer.