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Oregon standoff: 4 holdouts all in FBI custody as occupation ends (live updates)
.... Indictments also were unsealed against at least seven others connected to the Jan. 2 takeover, bringing the total to 23 charged so far. ....
Updates:
2:02 p.m.: The FBI news conference begins, and it also releases a statement on next steps involving the refuge. In part, it said:
The refuge will remain closed for "some number of weeks" as law enforcement maintains security checkpoints around the crime scene.
Agents are scouring the refuge to ensure no one else is there. Then they will search for bombs, which could take days.
Then teams will document and collect evidence. Forensic examiners will work to recover and process computers and electronic devices. Collection could take several weeks, and analysis could take several months.
Other teams will work on cultural property investigations with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Burns Paiute Tribe to identify and document possible damage to artifacts and sacred burial grounds. The process could take weeks.
Through the process, the FBI will consult with Fish and Wildlife Service about returning the refuge to the agency.
.... Indictments also were unsealed against at least seven others connected to the Jan. 2 takeover, bringing the total to 23 charged so far. ....
Updates:
2:02 p.m.: The FBI news conference begins, and it also releases a statement on next steps involving the refuge. In part, it said:
The refuge will remain closed for "some number of weeks" as law enforcement maintains security checkpoints around the crime scene.
Agents are scouring the refuge to ensure no one else is there. Then they will search for bombs, which could take days.
Then teams will document and collect evidence. Forensic examiners will work to recover and process computers and electronic devices. Collection could take several weeks, and analysis could take several months.
Other teams will work on cultural property investigations with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Burns Paiute Tribe to identify and document possible damage to artifacts and sacred burial grounds. The process could take weeks.
Through the process, the FBI will consult with Fish and Wildlife Service about returning the refuge to the agency.
7 more named in new indictment linked to Oregon refuge occupation
A federal indictment naming seven more people associated with the occupation of Malheur National Wildlife Refuge was unsealed Thursday. ....
A federal indictment naming seven more people associated with the occupation of Malheur National Wildlife Refuge was unsealed Thursday. ....
SeattleVet thread, 212 replies, 3673 views (we posted at the same time):
Oregon standoff - live feed FBI negotiations with the remaining 4 idiots...
***** LIVE feed: #OregonStandoff Ends - Cliven Bundy Jailed - #BundyTeaParty *****
Shannon Camp @shannoncamptv
Harney Co. Sheriff: "I love this community, I want to sit down and work out our differences." #Oregonstandoff @KTVB
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