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Criminal Complaint: Ex-FBI Informant Stabbed Derek Chauvin 22 Times In Prison On “Black Friday” Because “Symbolic” With BLM

Criminal Complaint: Ex-FBI Informant Stabbed Derek Chauvin 22 Times In Prison On “Black Friday” Because “Symbolic” With BLM

“he saw an opportunity to assault D.C. in the law library on Friday, November 24, 2023, the day after Thanksgiving Day commonly known as “Black Friday.” TURSCAK stated that his attack of D.C. on Black Friday was symbolic with the Black Lives Matter movement and the “Black Hand” symbol associated with the Mexican Mafia criminal organization.”

We previously covered how Derek Chauvin Was Stabbed In Federal Prison.

Details have emerged in a Criminal Complaint against the accused perpetrator John Tursack (emphasis added)

BASIS OF COMPLAINANT’S CHARGE AGAINST THE ACCUSED:

On or about November 24, 2023, at approximately 12:30 p.m., at the Federal Correctional Institution (FCI) Tucson, on land acquired for the use of the United States and under its exclusive or concurrent jurisdiction, D.C., an inmate at FCI-Tucson who had previously been convicted of federal crimes in another district, was in the facility’s law library. Another inmate, John TURSCAK, attacked D.C. , causing serious bodily injury. Federal corrections officers immediately with an improvised knife, stabbing D.C. approximately 22 times responded to the assault and deployed OC spray to subdue TURSCAK. TURSCAK told the corrections officers that he would have killed D.C. had they not responded so quickly. After TURSCAK waived his Constitutional Miranda rights, FBI agents interviewed him on November 26, 2023. At that time, TURSCAK denied wanting to kill D.C. However, TURSCAK stated that he had been thinking about assaulting D.C. for approximately one month because D.C. is a high-profile inmate. TURSCAK stated he saw an opportunity to assault D.C. in the law library on Friday, November 24, 2023, the day after Thanksgiving Day commonly known as “Black Friday.” TURSCAK stated that his attack of D.C. on Black Friday was symbolic with the Black Lives Matter movement and the “Black Hand” symbol associated with the Mexican Mafia criminal organization. D.C. received emergency medical treatment for his injuries at a local hospital.

The charges are:

COUNT ONE: On or about November 24, 2023, at or near Tucson, within the District of Arizona, at a place within the special maritime and territorial jurisdiction of the United States, namely Federal Correctional Institution-Tucson, on land acquired for the use of the United States and under its exclusive or concurrent jurisdiction, John TURSCAK, with premeditation and malice aforethought, did unlawfully attempt to kill D.C., in violation of Title 18, United States Code, Sections 7 and 1113.

COUNT TWO: On or about November 24, 2023, at or near Tucson, within the District of Arizona, at a place within the special maritime and territorial jurisdiction of the United States, namely Federal Correctional Institution-Tucson, on land acquired for the use of the United States and under its exclusive or concurrent jurisdiction, John TURSCAK, did intentionally and knowingly assault D.C. with intent to commit murder, in violation of Title 18, United States Code, Sections 7 and 113(a)(l).

COUNT THREE: On or about November 24, 2023, at or near Tucson, within the District of Arizona, at a place within the special maritime and territorial jurisdiction of the United States, namely Federal Correctional Institution-Tucson, on land acquired for the use of the United States and under its exclusive or concurrent jurisdiction, John TURSCAK, did intentionally and knowingly assault D.C. with a dangerous weapon, that is, an improvised knife, with intent to do bodily harm, in violation of Title 18, United States Code, Sections 7 and 113(a)(3).

COUNT FOUR: On or about November 24, 2023, at or near Tucson, within the District of Arizona, at a place within the special maritime and territorial jurisdiction of the United States, namely Federal Correctional Institution-Tucson, on land acquired for the use of the United States and under its exclusive or concurrent jurisdiction, John TURSCAK, did intentionally, knowingly, and recklessly assault D.C., resulting in serious bodily injury, in violation of Title 18, United States Code, Sections 7 and 113(a)(6).

The NY Post reports that Turscak is serving time for crimes he committed when he was a federal informant:

Tursak was convicted in 1997 for crimes he committed while working as an FBI informant against the Mexican Mafia. His work resulted in getting an indictment against 40 alleged mafia members and associates, according to a 2001 report by the Los Angeles Times.

The AP reports:

Turscak led a faction of the Mexican Mafia in the Los Angeles area in the late 1990s and went by the nickname “Stranger,” according to court records. He became an FBI informant in 1997, providing information about the gang and recordings of conversations he had with its members and associates. The Mexican Mafia, a prevalent U.S. prison gang, was involved in a fatal 2022 altercation at a federal penitentiary in Texas.

The investigation Turscak was aiding led to more than 40 indictments. But about midway through, the FBI dropped Turscak as an informant because he was still dealing drugs, extorting money and authorizing assaults. According to court papers, Turscak plotted attacks on rival gang members and was accused of attempting to kill a leader of a rival Mexican Mafia faction while also being targeted himself.

Turscak pleaded guilty in 2001 to racketeering and conspiring to kill a gang rival. He said he thought his cooperation with the FBI would have earned a lighter sentence.

“I didn’t commit those crimes for kicks,” Turscak said, according to news reports about his sentencing. “I did them because I had to if I wanted to stay alive. I told that to the FBI agents and they just said, ‘Do what you have to do.”’

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Without doubt, George Floyd is a poster boy of BLM and the usual derelict role model of adult black endeavor..

Chauvin had a lousy lawyer and dressed badly for court.

From various reports, Derek had nothing to do with Saint Floyd’s demise.

    I think Eric Nelson did a pretty good job defending Chauvin during the state trial but he could have used a lot more help, especially with the medical experts cross examination and the pre trial motions to move the trial to another county.

      Fromage Du Nord in reply to McBain. | December 2, 2023 at 9:18 pm

      That the State accepted Pro Bono representation is an outrage. It completely flips the nature and purpose of Pro Bono representation. It also demonstrates the conspiricy to wrongfully convict Chauvin.

Fromage Du Nord | December 1, 2023 at 11:14 pm

“Ex-FBI” you say?

thalesofmiletus | December 2, 2023 at 12:15 am

No such thing as a former informant for the FBI.

The regime doesn’t want his case appealed.

In as DC was sentenced to 22.5 years in prison, not execution, he ought be released having endured an execution attempt while in prison, a punishment more severe and permanent than 22.5 years in lockup. Least ways, some hard-nosed atty ought represent him for reduction of sentence or time served / pardon. They should not be allowed to patch him up and keep to the 22.5 years as such attempt is not possible without either failure of the prison staff/system or cooperation (a blind eye – an offline camera – etc.)

The assailant was three years away from being released from a 27-30 term. If you are that close to getting out, why do you make sure you are now never getting out of federal prison, plus having no privileges? And now it’s out that you are an FBI snitch, so no gang is going to protect you.

Something ain’t right. .

Now the “legal system” will have another shot at denying Chauvin justice.

E Howard Hunt | December 2, 2023 at 7:53 am

Why not indict the relevant corrections officers for attempted murder of Chauvin? It makes as much sense as trying Chauvin for Floyd’s murder.

Lucifer Morningstar | December 2, 2023 at 9:48 am

The blacks didn’t get the death penalty sentence they were demanding for in court so now every psychopathic lunatic in the federal prison Chauvin is in will be going after him. What do they have to lose if they kill him. Nothing much. Most are already lifers anyway so killing Chauvin won’t add to their sentences. This won’t be the only incident. Guaranteed.

And in other news, Jussie Smollett (remember him?) has just lost his appeal of his sentence for his 2019 hate crime hoax.

Jussie Smollett loses his appeal of ‘virtually every aspect’ of hate crime hoax prosecution, including complaint about Good Morning America interview

Will no top legal mind take DC’s case and save his life?

I’m afraid they have us all cowering

Literally the lunatics are running everything

And we let them and have done nothing ever since

LongTimeReader | December 2, 2023 at 10:40 am

Apparently, neither his family nor attorney has been able to talk to him nor have they been given any detailed info about his condition.

I specifically looked yesterday for any update on his condition and found an article saying something to the effect that they couldn’t release any info without Chauvin signing a consent form and it was unknown when he would be given the opportunity to sign that form.

It really makes me worry he is brain dead or seriously brain damaged. If he was still in the prison, he would be able to speak to his family and attorney so I do not understand why he’s not able to from the hospital. Something is really off here.

Again the Stasi is involved. Hoover made sure they wouldn’t be trustworthy when he established the Stasi.

After watching the documentary “The Fall Of Minnesota” it is very clear what is going on. Within 24 hours the FBI was involved with the Chauvin case. This is unheard of and never happens in a normal crime like this. Then there were the lies by everyone involved with the prosecution from the governor down to the witnesses. Floyd was arrested the year before for the exact same reason and said the same thing during that arrest, “I can’t breathe” over and over again after popping drugs into his mouth at the arrest. The judge would not allow that in the trial. The chief of police said that he did not know anything about the knee to the neck restraint but it was in the police manual with pictures but the judge would not allow that in the trial. The FIRST forensic report said Floyd had a lethal amount of Fentanyl in his blood along with a high dose of Cocaine. One of his arteries was 3/4 blocked and could have killed him on its own. He found no bruising or indication of suffocation on the body. The doctor said if this had happened at his home the autopsy would have concluded a drug overdose as the cause. Then after the FBI and the state “Had a talk” with the doctor, things changed. The Judge in the trial worked for the prosecutor before he became a judge. The cop who initially arrested him was black. That was never allowed during the trial and the msm never reported it. The mayor, chief of police, and several witnesses were all caught in lies but only after the trial. The appeals court has turned Chauvin down on a new trial. The only way to shut this mess down was to kill Chauvin. Who else to do the job but a corrupt FBI informant? This whole thing stinks to high heaven and the corrupt DoJ is behind it all.

    stella dallas in reply to inspectorudy. | December 3, 2023 at 11:14 pm

    If the FBI wanted to protect him they could do it – just like they protected Whitey Bulger for decades. Then when they wanted to get rid of Whitey they put him in the general population in a wheel chair. How long did it take? Five hours.

Deserves early release with probation, if not full pardon. It was obvious accident. He had no way of knowing floyd’s medical history and fentanyl abuse.

    henrybowman in reply to smooth. | December 2, 2023 at 2:17 pm

    I thought it came out before the trial that the two were acquainted, as Chauvin (off-duty) and Floyd worked gigs as bouncers for the same club.

    The Gentle Grizzly in reply to smooth. | December 2, 2023 at 8:24 pm

    If he is released, whether on parole, or a time-served arrangement or whatever, where can he go? On his release date there will be tens if not hundreds of people there to watch, and many vehicles following.

    He doesn’t stand a chance.

    markm in reply to smooth. | December 8, 2023 at 9:54 pm

    The problem is the cops continued to hold Floyd down and prevent EMT’s from getting access for several minutes after Floyd passed out. If the cops had got off when Floyd first stopped moving and the EMT’s couldn’t revive him, that would be unfortunate but apparently unavoidable. But that long delay sure sounds like malicious indifference. The charge should have been manslaughter, not murder, but Chauvin would still have been in prison for a few more years.

Sure looks like they’re choosing expendable operatives and agents provocateur informants from outside the org proper.

Looks like they learned from the DEA’s mistake in staffing Fast and Furious.