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Pierre, South Dakota (AP)
A two-year investigation yielded the conviction of 45 people on drug offenses in state or federal court for trafficking methamphetamine and marijuana in South Dakota’s Walworth County and the Standing Rock Indian Reservation, according to prosecutors.
U.S. Attorney Marty Jackley, South Dakota Attorney Larry Long and Walworth County State’s Attorney Grant Walker said 32 people were indicted in federal court and 16 were charged in state court, three of whom were also part of the federal indictments.
A two-year investigation yielded the conviction of 45 people on drug offenses in state or federal court for trafficking methamphetamine and marijuana in South Dakota’s Walworth County and the Standing Rock Indian Reservation, according to prosecutors.
U.S. Attorney Marty Jackley, South Dakota Attorney Larry Long and Walworth County State’s Attorney Grant Walker said 32 people were indicted in federal court and 16 were charged in state court, three of whom were also part of the federal indictments.