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Law officers in Morton County on Monday afternoon are set to detonate munitions as part of the evidence-exchanging process in a federal lawsuit filed by a Dakota Access Pipeline protester who claims police targeted her with a concussion grenade. Attorneys for Sophia Wilansky, of New York, have been jockeying over evidence for months with attorneys for the county and officers who were part of the law enforcement response to the DAPL protests in south central North Dakota in 2016-17. The two sides agreed during a March 16 conference that Morton County will procure at Wilanskyâs expense up to five munitions and deploy them in the presence of an expert hired by Wilansky. The initial date of April 6 was later moved to May 3, according to an order filed by U.S. Magistrate Judge Alice Senechal. ....
Jailed DAPL protester released and re-subpoenaed in apparent grand jury investigation The arrest of Steve Martinez, a 46-year-old Bismarck resident, three weeks ago signaled that a federal investigation into a 2016 clash between DAPL protesters and law enforcement was still ongoing. Written By: Adam Willis | × Law enforcement officers face off against Dakota Access Pipeline protesters on Nov. 20, 2016, at the Backwater Bridge along Highway 1806. Submitted photo from Morton County BISMARCK A Dakota Access Pipeline protester who was jailed earlier this month for refusing to comply with a grand jury investigation was released Monday, Feb. 22, on a judge s orders. The arrest of Steve Martinez, a 46-year-old Bismarck resident, three weeks ago signaled that a federal investigation into a 2016 clash between DAPL protesters and law enforcement was still ongoing, and attorneys for the newly-released protester said he was re-subpo ....
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