WIRE — Two U.S. Forest Service employees were held hostage for hours throughout Thursday night in a Northern California national forest. The federal employees were freed early Friday after being zip-tied and held at gunpoint for roughly 15 hours inside a trailer in Northern California's Shasta-Trinity National Forest, The New York Times reported, citing Siskiyou County Sheriff... This article Hostage Crisis Allegedly Involving Father And Son Holding Two Federal Employees At Gunpoint Ends After Hourslong Standoff was originally created by Converseer.
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