Video Of Israeli-Ukrainian Captured By Pro-Russian Forces Circulates On Social Media

Video is circulating on social media of a Ukrainian-Israeli man who's been captured by pro-Russian separatists. In the video, 40-year-old Vladimir Kozlovsky tells a bleak story of his brief service with the Ukrainian military.

"When the war started, my wife and I wanted to leave the country," says Kozlovsky, according to a translation of the video by Israeli news site ynet. "I am also a citizen of Israel…Before the border, in Uzhgorod, I met with the Israeli consulate, they gave me a special certificate so I could leave the country—but I was stopped at the border. The border guards detained me and did not let me out."

Uzhgorod is in westernmost Ukraine, on the Slovakian border. While Kozlovsky's wife and child were allowed to proceed, Ukraine bars men age 18-60 from leaving the country so they can be available for conscription into the war against Russia.

https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/video-israeli-ukrainian-captured-pro-russian-forces-circulates-social-media

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https://eu.usatoday.com/story/news/local/2020/04/22/miami-beach-police-release-photographs-video-andrew-gillum-incident/3003802001/

The Miami Beach Police Department released photos and videos taken the night former Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum was found inside a South Beach hotel room with a reputed male escort and suspected methamphetamine.

None of the photos or videos, however, appeared to show a clear image of Gillum, the 2018 Democratic nominee for Florida governor who bowed out of public life, at least temporarily, after the scandal broke last month.

The department released the materials Wednesday in response to public records requests from the Tallahassee Democrat and other news outlets. The department said it redacted some video footage it considered exempt under Florida public records laws.

The materials include photos taken inside the hotel room — which circulated online weeks ago after a British tabloid got hold of them — police body camera videos, 911 recordings and previously released incident reports.

The photos and video were taken early the morning of March 13, after police and paramedics were called to the high-rise hotel in response to a reported overdose.

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