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In this undated handout photo released by jw-russia.org, Vadim Kutsenko and his wife Ekaterina pose for a photo, in Seoul, South Korea. Police raided some 40 homes of Jehovah's Witnesses in Chita, a city in southern Siberia, and arrested four members of the group. One of them, Vadim Kutsenko, was beaten and tasered by men who identified themselves as officers of Russias National Guard, his lawyer Artur Ganin told The Associated Press. (jw-russia.org via AP)
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