Late Friday, a federal judge said the pipeline company had legal authority to be on the land, found the women in contempt and gave them until 11:59 p.m. Saturday to come down. In addition, the judge found Coles Terry III, Red Terry’s husband and Minor Terry’s father, in contempt for his continued support of the women’s efforts. [Va. governor says treesitters’ protest ‘unlawful,’ cites health concern]After the ruling, Coles Terry said the women would come down. “I’ve gotten to hug and see all my family, and I’ve gotten the bacon cheeseburger I’ve been craving,” Minor Terry said several hours after coming down. Minor Terry said she had no regrets.

Source: Washington Post May 05, 2018 17:32 UTC