Four Remaining Occupiers in Oregon Surrender, Ending 41-Day Siege
The occupation of a federal wildlife refuge in Oregon ended peacefully after 41 tumultuous days.
The occupation of a federal wildlife refuge in Oregon ended peacefully after 41 tumultuous days.
The Colorado resident left the refuge more than a week ago, when law enforcement arrested occupation leaders and killed one of them during a confrontation at a roadblock outside of the refuge.
The holdouts have declined to surrender, even after five militants were arrested and another killed in a clash with law enforcement.
The news came as the occupation entered its 30th day.