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television commentator was definite stated remotely. we will have the latest from moscow in a moment. we begin this hour with the latest on the violent arrest in arkansas caught on camera. cnn correspondent omar jimenez is following all of this. as poppy said, the images contained are disturbing. reporter: three arkansas law enforcement officers have been removed from duty after this video showing them hitting a man outside a store in mulberry, arkansas, was posted to social media. the officers are seen punching and kneeing the suspect repeatedly and, later, arresting him. in the video, a woman not seen can be heard screaming to stop beating him telling the officers he needs his medicine. an officer points and yells at her to back up. the person who posted the avoid says her sister witnessed the altercation. the two crawford county deputies were suspended and the mulberry police officer placed on administrative leave while the incident is investigated. police say the man in
and they dehumanise people like that. across the road, a very different tune. siren records is the local mecca for those searching for rare vinyl. ask them about politics in here and manager heidi kaye will tell you that america failed to deal properly with the january 6th riots and that trump can t be allowed a comeback. we don t need more division. we just need to get on with the business of the country. and i m done, personally, with the novelty of trump, and that s putting it lightly. one concern is that trump is going to win and this country will be under a virtual dictatorship for at least the next four years. the other concern is biden will win and there will be another revolt, some sort of january 6th part two. of course, donald trump has always been a politically divisive figure, and with the trial under way at the moment, that s just become accentuated. and in a town like doylestown, you really feel that. as if to emphasise the rifts, doylestown s cinema is showing
arresting the same people over and over again. when it comes to committing crimes judges must be part of the criminal justice system conversation. dangerous people should not repeatedly be revolving the door. john: live on air yesterday one fox cameras capture the dramatic scene of federal agents busting three migrants squatting in a home in the bronx. in that moment did new york city policy change and what will it take for the bite administration to standby as these cities spiral out of control? we will see what happens when karine jean-pierre takes the podium and until then john roberts in washington, sandra, we are off to a big start for a thursday afternoon. here we go. charles, where the glasses, right? hello, charles. sandra: i think he got the message. i am sandra smith in new york and this is america reports. seven of the eight migrant squatters were arrested last week on drug and gun charges are back behind bars either waiting for deportation proceeding