
A federal lawsuit related to the shooting of rancher Robert LaVoy Finicum was dismissed Friday.
The civil suit was filed in U.S. District Court of Oregon by Ryan Payne, Shawna Cox and others who were associated with the Bundy family’s 2016 occupation of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge.
They claimed that FBI agents, Oregon State Police and other officials violated the their civil rights by using excessive force and “ambushing” them on the day Finicum was shot and killed.
Chief District Court Judge Michael Mosman dismissed all counts in the lawsuit.
“It’s time to put a fork in this case,” Mosman said.
The lawsuit was filed in January 2018. Many of the original defendants in the case, including FBI agent W. Joseph Astarita and Oregon Gov. Kate Brown, had already been dismissed over the course of nearly two years of litigation.
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They murder with impunity. And they can because there is one set of rules for the elite (and their enforcers/hit men) and another set for us mere mundanes (aka deplorables). — jtl, 419
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Dirty, Rotten, Bastards. give me my day in court or an AK-15 there is no in between https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/10o7BgegCaQc5BVIqEabn4KD_9fBbjaf2Xb6TP6F7iX4/edit?usp=sharing
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Just for the record:
An AK-47 is a communist block made military rifle. There is probably more of them in the world than any other type of rifle.
AN AR-15 is the evolution of the uS Military Service weapon beginning in the Vietnam era.
There is no such thing as an AK-15.
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