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Minneapolis City Council votes to cut nearly $8 million from the police budget Share Updated: 10:22 AM CST Dec 10, 2020 By Madeline Holcombe, CNN Share Updated: 10:22 AM CST Dec 10, 2020 Hide Transcript Show Transcript Minnesota judge dismissed a third degree murder count today against the former Minneapolis police officer who knelt on George Floyd s neck. Judge Peter Cahill said that this case just isn t appropriate for that charge to be filed. But the judge did say that there was enough probable cause for the other charges in the case to proceed ahead to try a while. And those charges include the more serious counts of second degree murder against Derrick Shelvin as well as a count of manslaughter. Um, from the beginning, legal observers and some activists had had believed that this third degree murder count wasn t a really good fit for this case. Three count is more applicable to a case where someone might fire a gun into a crowded space,

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