Criminal complaint against Oregon protesters
Since Jan. 2, Ammon Bundy and other armed activists had occupied the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in Oregon to protest the government’s prosecution of two local ranchers — as well as federal administration of public lands in the West.
On Tuesday, one occupier was killed and eight others were in custody on federal charges after surprise arrests and an altercation between authorities and some of the protesters.
Below is the federal criminal complaint against those arrested.