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   From: fire@biden.now   
      
   MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A Memphis woman has been arrested for a second time in   
   connection with the murder of a St. Jude doctor.   
      
   After being on the run for months, Brandy Rucker, 23, is behind bars for the   
   second time since January. She’s facing first-degree murder and aggravated   
   robbery charges.   
      
   Rucker and Marious Ward were arrested for killing Alexander Bulakhov while he   
   was downtown walking with his wife and two-year-old daughter last November.   
      
   Police say they intended to rob him, but he tried to protect his family and   
   was fatally shot.   
      
   Dr. Bulakhov’s wife described the terrifying moments leading up to the   
   shooting back in February.   
      
   “(He said) ‘Give me your money,” Anastasiia Bulakhova said. “And   
   that’s it. So, we didn’t hear anything else from him.”   
      
   She pointed out Ward as the shooter. “I will remember his eyes forever,”   
   Bulakhova said.   
      
   Ward was charged, but all of Rucker’s charges were dropped and she was free   
   to go.   
      
   “At the preliminary hearing, the judge found no probable cause to prove she   
   committed the crimes, based on the available evidence and identification at   
   that time, leading to her release,” said the Shelby County District   
   Attorney’s office.   
      
   However, Rucker’s attorney knew it wasn’t over for her client.   
      
   “Despite being dismissed, (the case) can still be presented to the grand   
   jury,” Lauren Fuchs said.   
      
   And that’s exactly what the Shelby County District Attorney’s office said   
   happened.   
      
   In a statement to WREG, the office explained that after the DA’s office   
   presented the case to the grand jury, they determined there was probable cause   
   and a warrant was issued in April.   
      
   “After our office presented the case to the grand jury, they determined   
   probable cause existed, resulting in an April 16, 2024 warrant for charges   
   including first-degree murder and aggravated robbery. This warrant remained   
   outstanding until her recent    
   arrest,” the District Attorney’s office said.   
      
   Rucker was arrested on Monday and is being held on a $1 million bond.   
      
   https://wreg.com/news/__trashed-32/   
      
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