After Gov. Noem commuted prison sentence, Mitchell woman pleads guilty to new drug possession charge
During Tuesday's status hearing, Judge Chris Giles said “It’s disappointing we’re here again,” after 2022 commutation
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During Tuesday's status hearing, Judge Chris Giles said “It’s disappointing we’re here again,” after 2022 commutation
Jamie Bosone, 39, who had her 3 1/2-year prison sentence commuted in December 2022 that stemmed from fentanyl and drug possession charges, was back in court Tuesday for new drug possession charges.
Prosecutors say the pair were purchasing opioids, oxycodone and fentanyl online and also mailing drugs through an elaborate process.
Neither Bosone nor Smythe indicated that a $10,000 cash-only bond was likely to be posted, and as of 3 p.m. Tuesday, neither had bonded out.
The call originated after the pair locked an elderly woman with a medical condition out of their RV on a cold, windy day.