BOISE, idaho — In March, a six-person jury found far-right leader Ammon Bundy guilty of two misdemeanors — one a trespassing charge — related to incidents at the Idaho Capitol. But the jury wasn’t able to make a decision on the other trespassing count.
That final charge has now been dismissed.
Ada County Deputy Prosecutor Whitney Welsh asked Ada County Magistrate Judge Kira Dale for the dismissal Monday during a hearing. Welsh said “another finding of guilt would add little additional consequence” for Bundy, a gubernatorial candidate running as an independent after exiting the Republican primary.
