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Arrests reported after protest at Berry Creek Rancheria

A standoff on the Berry Creek Rancheria in California has ended with arrests, according to news reports.

A group of people reportedly locked themselves inside the Tyme Maidu Tribe's headquarters early this morning. It's not been reported what they were protesting.

The Butte County Sheriff's department made the arrests.

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Oroville standoff ends with numerous arrests at Maidu headquarters (News10 5/16)
Berry Creek Rancheria standoff ends (The Chico Enterprise-Record 5/16)

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