Derek Chauvin Transferred to Texas Prison Following Stabbing Incident

Former officer convicted of George Floyd's murder moved after surviving attack; Thomas Lane, another convicted officer, released from prison

Chauvin was transferred to a low-security facility in Big Spring, Texas, nine months after being stabbed 22 times in an Arizona prison.
The assailant, John Turscak, attacked Chauvin with an improvised knife, citing Chauvin's notoriety as the reason.
Chauvin is serving concurrent sentences for second-degree murder and violating Floyd's civil rights.
Thomas Lane, another officer involved in Floyd's death, was released after serving his sentence for aiding and abetting manslaughter.
Lane is the first of the four convicted officers to be released, while Chauvin's appeal to overturn his federal guilty plea is pending.