ID: Bundy, released from jail, can't move property, large cash sums for two weeks, judge orders
After being sued Friday afternoon a second time by St. Luke’s Health System, anti-government activist Ammon Bundy was arrested that evening on a contempt of court warrant stemming from his first lawsuit from the health system.
Bundy was arrested Friday night, posted bail early Sunday morning and appeared in court in a temporary restraining order hearing on Monday to address the second lawsuit filed by St. Luke’s, which alleges Bundy has made fraudulent property transfers to evade collection of $26 million in damages awarded to the hospital system in its initial lawsuit against him, People’s Rights Network and his campaign for governor.
At the Monday hearing in Gem County, District Judge Brent Whiting ordered Bundy, his wife Lisa Bundy, associated group People’s Rights Network and Bundy’s campaign for governor to not transfer any property over the next two weeks and limit their cash expenses to under $5,000.
Whiting has also scheduled a hearing to consider a more lasting preliminary injunction in the new lawsuit later this month.
https://idahocapitalsun.com/2023/08/14/bundy-released-from-jail-cant-move-property-large-cash-sums-for-two-weeks-judge-orders/
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