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Woman Arraigned In Court For Role In GTAC Drill Site Raid

Jury Trial Will Be Held In Early October

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An image of one of the masked protesters, allegedly Kloth, wrestling with a woman over her camera during the June 2013 raid, taken from a video of the incident.

Katie Kloth was arraigned in Iron County Court on Friday morning for her role in an anti-mining activists’ raid on a Gogebic Taconite drill exploration site last June in the Penokee Hills.

During the raid, about a dozen masked, black-clad protesters emerged from the woods yelling obscenities and made threats to drill workers and geologists on the scene.

The 27-year-old stands accused of a felony robbery with use of force and misdemeanors for damage to property and theft.

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Price County Judge Douglas Fox ordered a jury trial for October 1 and 2. Kloth entered a not guilty plea.

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