Robbery suspect dies in Sioux Falls standoff, police say
The agency will be holding a press conference to address a shooting Saturday night in Hartford.
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The agency will be holding a press conference to address a shooting Saturday night in Hartford.
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — Police in Sioux Falls used smoke bombs to try to disperse hundreds of people protesting the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. Police Chief Jon Thum said there were a “couple of arrests” during the demonstration Wednesday night in downtown Sioux Falls.
One victim in Hartford was able to provide authorities with the identity of his alleged shooter, which led to a strong police response at the suspect's home in northeastern Sioux Falls.
Six people were arrested Wednesday night during a protest that was originally peaceful but escalated, according to the Sioux Falls Police.
Sioux Falls Police have issued dispersal notices to about 100 people blocking traffic in downtown Sioux Falls on Wednesday night.