John Turscak, an inmate at FCI Tucson, has now been charged for allegedly stabbing fellow inmate Derek Chauvin, who is best known as the cop who killed George Floyd.
Convicted killer and former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin who was incarcerated for the death of George Floyd, has been stabbed inside an Arizona prison last Friday.
Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin is going to prison after a federal judge sentenced him to 21 years. Chauvin's actions sparked worldwide protest for civil rights and against police brutality when he and three other officers killed George Floyd.
Former police officer Derek Chauvin’s mother, claims her son is not racist but the opposite. Former police officer Derek Chauvin's mother, claims her son is not racist but the opposite.
A federal grand jury has indicted Derek Chauvin and three other former Minneapolis cops for civil rights charges over the death of 46-year-old George Floyd.
An Alaska high school teacher was caught on camera telling her students over Zoom that George Floyd would still be alive if he complied with police orders.
Legal experts see Derek Chauvin making an appeal on his murder case. However, they say it is unlikely to overturn the former police officer's murder conviction.
The House has rejected an effort from the Republicans to censure Representative Maxine Waters over her remarks at a protest over the weekend in Minneapolis.
The judge in the murder case against former cop Derek Chauvin slammed Rep. Maxine Waters for giving comments that could lead to the whole case being overturned.
Derek Chauvin's defense team brought a medical expert who said that carbon monoxide poisoning might be one of the contributing factors to George Floyd's death.
A witness in a Minneapolis murder trial involving Derek Chauvin compared the former police officer's hold on George Floyd to a martial art "kill choke" move.
The trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, who is charged with George Floyd's death, moves forward with opening arguments on Monday.
