Malheur occupation leaders go on trial September 7th – case laid out.
Occupier Ammon Bundy cutting a fence so a rancher’s cows could graze on Malheur Wildlife Refuge land.
Oregonian photo
Malheur Wildlife Refuge occupier leaders will go on trial starting September 7th in federal court in Portland. Prosecutors contend that although the action was claimed to be a free speech exercise, when occupiers showed up with guns and threatened anyone who opposed their occupation it was no longer free speech – it was a criminal act.
Here’s an update from The Oregonian. Click here.
