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Pennington County Sheriff warns of potential delivery app scams - Vimarsana News

Pennington County Sheriff warns of potential delivery app scams

The Black Hills could see more delivery app scams according to the Pennington County Investigations Division.

Source: kotatv.com
Lincoln Bates reaches plea agreement in connection to June 2023 alleged rape - Vimarsana News

Lincoln Bates reaches plea agreement in connection to June 2023 alleged rape

Former Mitchell Legion baseball player reached a plea agreement in connection to an alleged rape in June 2023.

Source: kotatv.com
Rapid City police kill Native Americans at high rate - Vimarsana News

Rapid City police kill Native Americans at high rate

Evidence suggests that Native Americans die in police interactions at a higher rate than other groups — and that most of these deaths occur in off-reservation communities like Rapid City.

Man in photo Noem used as alleged proof of cartels says it's hindered his right to a fair trial - Vimarsana News

Man in photo Noem used as alleged proof of cartels says it's hindered his right to a fair trial

A Native American man said Gov. Kristi Noem hindered his ability to receive a fair trial when she displayed a photo of him recently as alleged proof of cartel activity on reservations. Noem flashed three photos during a May 17 press conference while talking about the Mexican drug cartel activity she said is happening in […] The post Man in photo Noem used as alleged proof of cartels says it’s hindered his right to a fair trial appeared first on South Dakota Searchlight.

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Rapid City police kill Native Americans at high rate - Vimarsana News

Rapid City police kill Native Americans at high rate

Evidence suggests that Native Americans die in police interactions at a higher rate than other groups — and that most of these deaths occur in off-reservation communities like Rapid City.