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Fargo protesters aim to dance the line away every Tuesday This is a fun way to bring awareness, just people dancing on the streets, a demonstrator told The Forum. Written By: C.S. Hagen | ×
Ernest Oppegaard-Peltier, Kendra Wolfe, Gina Peltier and Hannah Cook dance to music as they protest against Enbridge’s Line 3 oil pipeline in northern Minnesota. The group gathers on Tuesdays at the Wells Fargo bank in downtown Fargo. David Samson / The Forum
FARGO From Bemidji to Park Rapids and now Fargo, environmental activists are protesting by dancing in front of banks and other organizations they’re asking to divest from fossil fuel interests, specifically the Line 3 replacement project that runs through northern Minnesota.
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Man who took 5 hostages at a Minnesota bank threw cash, made threats and wanted to be a martyr, court docs say Clairissa Baker, St. Cloud Times
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ST. CLOUD, Minn. A man who took five hostages at a Minnesota Wells Fargo bank on Thursday wasn t armed with a gun but held scissors to a person s neck, destroyed hostages phones and threw cash around the bank during a eight-hour standoff Thursday, according to police and court documents.
Ray Reco McNeary, 35, told both hostages and law enforcement he intended to kill the employees, according to court documents. He said he wanted to “go viral” and to be a “martyr and also threatened to kill himself or put law enforcement in a position to kill him.
Wannabe bank robber who held up a Wells Fargo bank WITHOUT a firearm is charged after eight-hour standoff which saw hundreds gather and cheer as five hostages were released and wads of CASH were thrown out the door
Ray R. McNeary, 35, is accused of taking five employees hostage inside a Wells Fargo bank on Thursday afternoon
The stand-off lasted for more than eight hours before FBI agents stormed the building and arrested McNeary
All of the hostages managed to escape uninjured; McNeary has now been slapped with six charges
Criminal records reveal McNeary has previously been charged for disorderly conduct, trespassing, terroristic threats, and domestic assault