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Katie Kloth

AKA: Krow
Released
Gender:Female
Race:Native American
Era:2010s
State:Wisconsin
Support
Environmental Activism Indigenous Sovereignty
Katie Kloth

Biography

Krow is an environmental and indigenous rights activist who faced charges stemming from a June 2013 Penokee Defenders protest that disrupted GTAC bore hole drilling at a mine site on the Penokee Range. On January 21, 2015 Krow was sentenced to 9 months plus 5 years of supervised release. Krow was released on November 1, 2015.

Krow was then assaulted and arrested on February 4, 2017, by a Bureau of Indian Affairs officer while supporting the struggle against the Dakota Access pipeline in North Dakota. Krow was charged with violation of felony probation, resulting from previous charges and jailtime stemming from the environmental protest in Wisconsin against mining in the Penokee Hills in 2013. Krow was released to a halfway house in summer 2017.

Case

Charges: Felony theft misdemeanor property damage
Incarcerated: June 2026
Released: June 2026
Sentence: Voluntarily surrendered after a federal indictment and was released on federal bond in June 2026 (exact surrender and release dates not published).