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steve2470

(37,457 posts)
Tue Jan 12, 2016, 08:06 PM Jan 2016

Oregon judge plans to bill Ammon Bundy up to $70,000 a day for security costs to county

http://www.rawstory.com/2016/01/oregon-judge-plans-to-bill-ammon-bundy-up-to-70000-a-day-for-security-costs-to-county/

An Oregon judge says he will bill Ammon Bundy up to $70,000 a day to reimburse Harney County for security costs related to the ongoing occupation of a wildlife refuge.

Local schools reopened Monday for the first time since Bundy and other militants seized a visitors center Jan. 2 at the Malheur National Wildlife Preserve and demanded the transfer of federally owned land to the county, reported KTVZ-TV.

Bundy and other militants used a backhoe owned by the U.S. Department of Fish and Wildlife to remove fences separating federal land from property owned by a local rancher.

Bundy said the militants had rifled through files at the occupied building looking for evidence of wrongdoing, but he insisted they had not accessed computers — although public radio reporters witnessed them doing that.
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Oregon judge plans to bill Ammon Bundy up to $70,000 a day for security costs to county (Original Post) steve2470 Jan 2016 OP
The government is OBVIOUSLY A-OK with these crimes. nt valerief Jan 2016 #1
Good! mcar Jan 2016 #2
Good luck collecting Jim Beard Jan 2016 #3
He's a Bundy. He won't pay a penny. sinkingfeeling Jan 2016 #4
Not that it matters a lot madokie Jan 2016 #5
Kicking for, believing when it happens n/t UTUSN Jan 2016 #6

madokie

(51,076 posts)
5. Not that it matters a lot
Tue Jan 12, 2016, 09:29 PM
Jan 2016

What I seen them using is what is called a skid loader with tracks. Big difference in that and a bulldozer or a backhoe. Both of which I've read on here of them using.

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