FAMILY INDICTED | Government Agencies 'Maliciously Target' South Dakota Family Ranchers.

0:00 Multi-generational family ranchers Heather and Charles Maude in South Dakota facing challenges from government agencies.
4:39 Ranching family of the Maude's faces indictment and allegations of government overreach in South Dakota.
8:43 Legal battle over family ranchers' Heather and Charles Maude grazing rights on public lands.
12:35 Government agencies accused of maliciously targeting South Dakota family ranchers.
16:28 Forest service accused of maliciously targeting South Dakota family ranchers.
20:30 Complexity of property boundaries and regulations in South Dakota affecting ranchers.
23:58 Unjust criminal charges against family ranchers in South Dakota for alleged land theft.

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[AndeH]

"The greatest evil in the world will not be carried out by men with guns, but by men in suits sitting behind desks." C.S. Lewis

[metacomputer]

They protect every border, except the southern border.

[coleengogerty]

The governor of South Dakota should be stepping in to help this family. She should be for the ranchers.

[barbarahughes]

Everyone needs to stand up for this couple. This agent needs to be investigated.

[strikethree]

My mind is baffled by the concept that forestry land boarders are enforced with tactical responses while our national border is left wide open; lined with buses and planes.

[SiegfriedEmme]

at this point I don't believe anything the government says

[JessyBurns-ucqq]

This is what it looks like to live under a tyrannical government

[guyinthewrinkledwrangler]

Resistance is mandatory. If you're reading this message, you are the resistance. God bless you and yours.

[charlieswearingen]

Your summary at the end of the video is exactly right. I worked for the USDA Forest Service (FS) for 30 years as a Range Conservationist, and I can tell you there is absolutely no reason for the FS to pursue this case intrusively. The FS could have easily swapped the land, or they could have just sold the land to the Maudes.

I've seen cases like this resolved cooperatively, as this one should have been. It's no big deal; these trespass cases involving old homesteads, grazing allotments, or patented mining claims have always popped up and are quickly settled civilly. In fact, the owner of some land in Idaho I bought had accidentally trespassed on the FS, so the FS graciously sold me the land. The ownership maps were changed, everyone moved on without law enforcement or lawyers, and the public made money from selling a few acres.

I would guess that this is all part of the weaponization of our government and the "swamp" hating conservative Western culture. The FS should not even have a law enforcement agency. We already have the county or state law enforcement agencies chosen by the voting public.

[cindymorrison]

PLEASE GOD, HELP THESE FARMERS I PRAY FOR
ALL FARMERS IN THE NAME OF JESUS!

[tlraffaele]

This FS agent is a bully. If he did not pursue an amicable solution, then he should be charged with malicious persecution. We have seen this type of behavior out of a lot of various federal agencies lately. These are not dangerous criminals and the use of excessive force during arrest is ridiculous.

[sheldonschlecht]

special agent my ass, the only special people here are the hard working farmers and ranchers

[BC-izgt]

Funny we didn't have this happening when Trump was in office

[joeharrell]

It's time for the American people stand up for what's right and stop the government from doing what ever they want

[awhsum]

If squatters can legally steal a person's home by living there a couple months, why the double standard when it comes to farmers and ranchers?

[GregoryLander]

Government has to stop! Anyone in Government going after America's farmers must be in prison for LIFE!

[jamesvolmer]

This is unfair for this family. the big question is who wanted the land ???

[barryjackson]

In most states. An established fence row. Has whats called a grand father’s clause. This seems personal and is ridiculous. Because this should be handled in court. Rather than strong arming this family. Lunders sounds like a real piece of work. I really hope these good people win out. God please bless these people.

[wascallywabbit]

Anything to continue the destruction of the family-owned farms, along with the food supply (especially since their main production is healthy and humanely raised grass-fed Beef & Pork...and not LAB-GROWN)