Netizens were able to identify the American policeman with the tattoo “Russia”, which provided security for protests in the United States.
For the first time, pictures of a law enforcement officer whose words “Russia” and “Khabarovsk” are tattooed in Russian on his left hand appeared on social networks in early June. On the frame, a protester in Houston friendly greets a policeman with a fist.
American journalists jokingly called the law enforcement officer “Russian agent.”
On June 25, one of the users of the VKontakte social network announced the discovery of a policeman’s Facebook page. According to the data, the law enforcement officer is called Michael Askew, he is a native of Texas.
The American’s profile indicates that he knows Russian and has been to Khabarovsk. In addition, wedding photos with a poster in Russian “Nastya and Misha” were published.
Netizens found their wife, Askew, she turned out to be a Russian girl Anastasia.
POWERFUL PHOTO ???????? A man marching to honor George Floyd fist bumps a Houston Police officer while making his way to city hall. Read more here -> https://t.co/GEeMYfcH1u. #GeorgeFloyd # abc13 #hounews pic.twitter.com/3hV0v86USD
— Steve Campion (@SteveABC13) June 2, 2020
In late May, the United States began massive action against racism due to the killing of black James Floyd by police during detention. Movement under the slogan Black Lives Matter soon grew into riots and clashes with the police.
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