LaVoy Finicum, spokesman for the armed activists speaks during a press conference at the Malheur National Wildlife Reserve on January 15, 2016 in Burns, Oregon. Ammon Bundy and about 20 other protesters took over the refuge on Jan. 2 after a rally to support the imprisoned local ranchers Dwight Hammond Jr., and his son, Steven Hammond. Photo by Jim Bryant/UPI

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RMW05HA1–LaVoy Finicum, spokesman for the armed activists speaks during a press conference at the Malheur National Wildlife Reserve on January 15, 2016 in Burns, Oregon. Ammon Bundy and about 20 other protesters took over the refuge on Jan. 2 after a rally to support the imprisoned local ranchers Dwight Hammond Jr., and his son, Steven Hammond. Photo by Jim Bryant/UPI

RMW05H9K–LaVoy Finicum, spokesman for the armed activists speaks during a press conference at the Malheur National Wildlife Reserve on January 15, 2016 in Burns, Oregon. Ammon Bundy and about 20 other protesters took over the refuge on Jan. 2 after a rally to support the imprisoned local ranchers Dwight Hammond Jr., and his son, Steven Hammond. Photo by Jim Bryant/UPI

RMW05H9T–LaVoy Finicum, spokesman for the armed activists speaks during a press conference at the Malheur National Wildlife Reserve on January 15, 2016 in Burns, Oregon. Ammon Bundy and about 20 other protesters took over the refuge on Jan. 2 after a rally to support the imprisoned local ranchers Dwight Hammond Jr., and his son, Steven Hammond. Photo by Jim Bryant/UPI

RMW05H9R–LaVoy Finicum, spokesman for the armed activists speaks during a press conference at the Malheur National Wildlife Reserve on January 15, 2016 in Burns, Oregon. Ammon Bundy and about 20 other protesters took over the refuge on Jan. 2 after a rally to support the imprisoned local ranchers Dwight Hammond Jr., and his son, Steven Hammond. Photo by Jim Bryant/UPI

RMW05H9F–LaVoy Finicum, spokesman for the armed activists speaks during a press conference at the Malheur National Wildlife Reserve on January 15, 2016 in Burns, Oregon. Ammon Bundy and about 20 other protesters took over the refuge on Jan. 2 after a rally to support the imprisoned local ranchers Dwight Hammond Jr., and his son, Steven Hammond. Photo by Jim Bryant/UPI

RMW05H9E–LaVoy Finicum, spokesman for the armed activists speaks during a press conference at the Malheur National Wildlife Reserve on January 15, 2016 in Burns, Oregon. Ammon Bundy and about 20 other protesters took over the refuge on Jan. 2 after a rally to support the imprisoned local ranchers Dwight Hammond Jr., and his son, Steven Hammond. Photo by Jim Bryant/UPI

RMW05HB5–LaVoy Finicum, spokesman for the armed activists died after shots were fired when police stopped the group on Highway 395 as they headed to a public meeting January 27, 2016 near Burns, OR. Five of his cohorts, including Ammon and Ryan Bundy, the 40 and 43-year-old brothers leading the occupation were arrested at the scene. Ammon Bundy and about 20 other protesters took over the refuge on Jan. 2 after a rally to support the imprisoned local ranchers Dwight Hammond Jr., and his son, Steven Hammond. Photo by Jim Bryant/UPI

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