Floyd: Judge restores third degree murder charge

(ANSA) - WASHINGTON, MAR 11 - Derek Chauvin, the former policeman accused of killing the African American George Floyd by pressing his knee on his neck, will have to answer not only for involuntary second degree murder and manslaughter mapure of third degree murder degree: an accusation which requires demonstrating reckless indifference to human life and which could facilitate conviction. This was decided by the judge of the trial underway in Minneapolis, Peter Cahill, who in the past had rejected the accusation. Then an appeals court asked that he reassess his decision. (HANDLE).