Lawyers for one of the two firefighters arrested while working on a contract crew at a wildfire in Washington state said Friday that they have not been able to speak with him, nor determine where he is being held — two days after he was taken into custody.

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Lawyers for one of the two firefighters arrested while working on a contract crew at a wildfire in Washington state said Friday that they have not been able to speak with him, nor determine where he is being held – two days after he was taken into custody.

Border Patrol agents arrested the two firefighters Wednesday after the Bureau of Land Management requested the Port Angeles Border Patrol Station to check the identities of 44 members of two work crews assigned to the Bear Gulch Fire on the state’s Olympic Peni

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