Two Suspects Indicted in 15-Hour Northern California Forest Service Hostage Case

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A federal grand jury indicted Joseph Henrichsen and his son Phoenix for kidnapping two U.S. Forest Service biologists during a 15-hour standoff in Shasta-Trinity National Forest; Joseph faces additional counts of assaulting a federal employee with a deadly weapon, brandishing a firearm during a crime of violence, and assault on a federal officer, and both men remain in custody awaiting trial, facing life in prison on kidnapping charges and up to two decades on the added counts.
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- How the kidnapping of two forest service workers unfolded in California The Guardian
- Feds indict father, son accused of kidnapping Forest Service employees Oroville Mercury-Register
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