On a frigid February day in 1983, the small town of Medina, North Dakota, became the scene of a violent and tragic confrontation that would leave two law enforcement officers dead. Among them was Robert Cheshire, a dedicated Deputy U.S. Marshal. The events of February 13th unfolded as a team of U.S. Marshals, including Cheshire and U.S. Marshal Kenneth Muir, attempted to serve a warrant on a man named Gordon Kahl, a known tax protester and member of the extremist group Posse Comitatus.
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