Joseph and Phoenix Henrichsen plead not guilty to kidnapping charges after allegedly holding two U.S. Forest Service employees hostage for 15 hours, say prosecutors.

A father and son were arrested on Monday in connection with the kidnapping of two U.S. Forest Service employees in Northern California’s Shasta-Trinity National Forest, resulting in a 15-hour standoff ...

If convicted, the father and son pair from Siskiyou County face a maximum statutory penalty of life in prison and a $250,000 fine in the kidnapping of the federal employees.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A federal grand jury has returned a seven-count indictment on the father and son accused of kidnapping two U.S. Forest Service ...

Joseph Charles Henrichsen and his adult son, Phoenix Henrichsen, allegedly held the two U.S. Forest Service biologists at ...

Joseph and Phoenix Henrichsen face up to life in prison after allegedly abducting U.S. Forest Service scientists studying frog habitats.

Two US Forest Service workers were doing field work in a northern California forest on Thursday morning when they were abducted at gunpoint, zip-tied and led to a remote trailer, authorities said.

Two biologists were taken hostage for about 15 hours by a man and his son in a remote part of Shasta-Trinity national forest ...

A father and son are accused of kidnapping two U.S. Forest Service employees and holding them hostage for about 15 hours in Northern California.

A father and son have been federally charged after two U.S. Forest Service workers were held hostage at gunpoint for 15 hours in a trailer in a Northern California forest, federal officials said ...