FBI Raids Home of Two Women Who Admitted to Vandalizing Dakota Access Pipeline

Tribune Broadcasting 2017-08-14

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It appears the FBI is closer to arresting the two women who admitted to setting Bakken pipeline construction equipment on fire, causing millions of dollars in damage.
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