PORTLAND — The attorney for a leader of the armed occupation at an Oregon wildlife refuge is now facing three charges after an incident in which federal marshals tackled him for refusing to stop arguing with the judge in the case.
The Oregonian/OregonLive reports a federal prosecutor assigned from Washington filed court documents Friday charging Marcus Mumford with three misdemeanors.
The incident in question occurred when Mumford’s client Ammon Bundy was acquitted last fall.
The latest documents replace citations against Mumford which he had pleaded not guilty to earlier this month.