Shasta-Trinity Forest Service case

Case file Shasta-Trinity Forest Service case, reference D C zero zero seven zero. The Associated Press reported that on July sixteenth, Forest Service Chief Tom Schultz said two U.S. Forest Service employees were conducting routine field operations in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest when they were taken. According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of California, court documents allege the employees were conducting field work near Gumboot Lake Campground when they were abducted at gunpoint, bound, taken to a trailer, and held for fifteen hours. The office said the charges are allegations. The Los Angeles Times, citing authorities, reported the two employees were released at one fifty a.m. on July seventeenth. The Times also reported that Joseph Charles Henrichsen and Phoenix Henrichsen exited the trailer about two thirty a.m. and were taken into custody. The U.S. Attorney’s Office later announced both men were charged with kidnapping federal employees and are presumed innocent unless proven guilty. The file’s open questions include what motive, if any, investigators identified; whether either man owned or resided in the trailer; and whether any grenades were found. This has been an automated reading of case file D C zero zero seven zero at developing case dot com. Every fact you heard names a public source.