his medicine but the officers yell at her to back up. the 27-year-old man was eventually taken to jail where he is facing multiple charges, including battery and assault. omar jimenez is with us and leads us off. what more do we know about the suspect and the events that led up to the disturbing encounter? right now one. anyone who watched that video, it s an ugly scene that you re seeing there. what led up to it, while we don t know those immediate moments, we do know that it started when a gas station attendant nearby called the police for a man who was allegedly threatening that person and spit on that person. so police were called. they basically found this person at a nearby convenience store and that s where the video appears to pick up. now, the crawford county sheriff s office, which is the county in mulberry, arkansas, just put out a statement this past hour identifying these three officers involved. the statement said these deputies involved in the video yesterday
On August 19, Russian State Duma member Andrey Kuznetsov introduced a bill on compulsory licensing of copyrights that allows the courts to approve compulsory licenses for content and.
for them to tell the people who killed darya dugina and it s important for them to tell everyone that ukrainians did it. on the one hand, it could be ukrainians, of course. but on the other hand, it could be some people in russia who, for example, want the situation in ukraine to escalate and who is expecting from russian government more terrible actions. but for the fsb, for russian special services, it s very important to say as quickly as possible that they found the killer and that s why they did it so quickly and that s why it looks strange. you re right. there s so much we still don t know. it could be the ukrainians but there s a lot of question and speculation as to what they would gain out of this targeted attack. president putin has already responded to darya s death and he called her a person with a real russian heart.
it is impossible to talk about anything right now except for the war. there are a lot of voices in russia who, i mean, most russians are now opposing the war and it is important, you know, for us to amplify those voices. so as more groups continue to distance themselves from the actions of vladimir putin, russian londoners are ensuring by their actions and words that they stand with ukraine. ayshea buksh, bbc news. before we go, let s bring you a moment ofjoy in kyiv. the city s mayor vitali klitschko put these pictures on social media of two ukrainian solidiers, lesya and valaria being married today. mr klitschko said the ceremony took place near one of the checkpoints set up at the city s outskirts.
it s the same message we heard from republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene last night at a white nationalist conference where she clasped hands with a white nationalist who organized it and attacks democrats and with no mention of putin. the crowd, by the, way had cheered for him just minutes ago before she came out. i look at russia who, can we get a round of applause for russia? [noise] [applause] putin! putin! putin! absolutely. folks, that was here in florida. here, in the united states. people chanting putin s name. today, when pressed reporters marjorie taylor greene took a much harder stance on president biden. i am staunchly against it, and i am staunchly against