If you don’t get here soon, we’re dead men. That’s what FBI Agent Ronald Williams told law enforcement over the radio. He was right, as backup officers arrived too late. Fifty years later ...

On June 26, 1975, Williams and Coler were looking for a group of armed robbery suspects in the Oglala Sioux Indian Reservation in Pine Ridge, South Dakota. Although Peltier wasn't one of them ...

The family of one of the two agents fatally shot, Jack Coler, expressed frustration on Monday, arguing that a parole board rejection of supervised release in June was based on a sincere review of ...

After being injured in a shootout, agents Jack Coler and Ronald Williams were shot in the head at close range, FBI has said. Also killed in the shootout was American Indian Movement member Joseph ...

Peltier consistently maintained his innocence in the agents’ shooting deaths. Jack Coler and Ronald Williams, were killed in a shootout June 26, 1975, while searching for a robbery suspect on ...

After being injured in a shootout, agents Jack Coler and Ronald Williams were shot in the head at close range, FBI has said. Also killed in the shootout was American Indian Movement member Joseph ...

On June 26, 1975, a massive shootout occurred at Pine Ridge, resulting in the death of FBI agents Jack Coler and Ronald Williams, and Native American AIM member Joe Stuntz. When the smoke cleared ...

After being injured in a shootout, agents Jack Coler and Ronald Williams were shot in the head at close range, the FBI said. AIM member Joseph Stuntz was also killed. Two other movement members ...

An agent carried a photo of Coler and Williams. Clark shared a statement Monday upon hearing the news that Peltier was granted a commutation of his sentence. “This action is truly an affront to ...

Leonard Peltier, citizen of Turtle Mountain Band of Ojibwe, gave an interview to MIGIZI Communications while standing trial in Wisconsin for the attempted murder of a police officer. Peltier was ...