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Former OST president convicted of wire fraud, embezzlement and theft - Vimarsana News

Former OST president convicted of wire fraud, embezzlement and theft

Former Oglala Sioux Tribe President, Julian Bear Runner, aged 38, from Pine Ridge, South Dakota, has been convicted of six counts of Wire Fraud, one count of Larceny, and one

Former YST Chief Sentenced - Vimarsana News

Former YST Chief Sentenced

SIOUX FALLS — A former Yankton Sioux Tribe police chief, charged with double-dipping on timecards and using tribal assets for personal gain, will serve three years of probation and repay

Waubay women sentenced to 5 years in federal prison for embezzlement - Vimarsana News

Waubay women sentenced to 5 years in federal prison for embezzlement

{KXLG -Waubay, SD} A 46-year-old woman from Waubay was sentenced to five years in federal prison, followed by three years of supervised release and pay restitution of $203,283.13 for conviction

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Former SD tribal police chief accused of double-dipping hours worked, stealing from tribe - Vimarsana News

Former SD tribal police chief accused of double-dipping hours worked, stealing from tribe

Federal prosecutors say Chris Saunsoci, 42, was recording overlapping time punches for two different positions on 139 separate days, which resulted in nearly 600 hours for which he was paid twice. Saunsoci faces up to 370 years in federal prison on the charges.

Former Yankton Sioux Tribe police chief accused of double-dipping hours worked, stealing from tribe - Vimarsana News

Former Yankton Sioux Tribe police chief accused of double-dipping hours worked, stealing from tribe

Federal prosecutors allege Saunsoci was recording overlapping time punches for two different positions on 139 separate days, which resulted in nearly 600 hours he was paid twice for.