Arrested leader tells remaining Oregon occupiers to "go home"

Arrested leader tells remaining Oregon occupiers to "go home"

Three more of the armed anti-government protesters occupying the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in Oregon were arrested on Wednesday. They turned themselves in at a checkpoint outside the refuge a day after the standoff erupted in violence when law enforcement officers arrested eight members of the group, including ringleader Ammon Bundy. Bundy released a statement through his lawyer urging protesters remaining in the refuge to "please go home." Source: The New York Times, The Washington Post