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A Mitchell man is accused of first-degree burglary for breaking down an apartment door and entering someone else's home. According to court documents, Keith Ott, 43, went to get his girlfriend from a friend's apartment when he kicked down the door and assaulted the person in the apartment. The victim's eye was allegedly injured and swollen with discoloration. Ott said he was in the apartment, but denied knocking down the door. First-degree burglary carries a maximum penalty upon conviction of 25 years in prison with a $50,000 fine.
A Mitchell man failed to register as a sex offender within the state-mandated time. Kevin Hubbeling, 33, was arrested Jan. 14 after he went to the Mitchell Police Division to register as a sex offender. According to court documents, Hubbeling told law enforcement he had been living at his West Ninth Avenue apartment since Jan. 1.
A Mitchell man is accused of possessing meth and accused of unauthorized ingestion of meth. According to court documents, Jesse Whitemouse, 33, was indicted for possessing methamphetamine and ingesting the drug on Oct. 29. A warrant was issued for his arrest. Possession of a controlled substance, meth, and unauthorized ingestion of a controlled substance, meth, each carries a maximum penalty upon conviction of five years in prison and a $10,000 fine.
A Mitchell woman has been indicted for ingesting methamphetamine in November. Lindsay Rouse, 20, is accused of unauthorized ingestion of a controlled substance, meth, according to court documents. The charge carries a maximum penalty upon conviction of five years in prison and a $10,000 fine. A warrant has been issued for her arrest.
A Mitchell man is accused of possessing methamphetamine in December. Donald Hall, 50, is indicted for possession of a controlled substance, meth. A warrant has been issued for his arrest. The charge carries a maximum penalty upon conviction of five years in prison and a $10,000 fine.
Two Mitchell men were injured in a single-car accident early Wednesday morning north of Mitchell. The incident occurred at about 5:30 a.m. at the intersection of North Foster Street and 250th Street, also known as Airport Road. The intersection forms a "T," and the car driven by William Goettsch, of Mitchell, was traveling north on Foster Street. The vehicle lost control at the intersection and traveled into the north ditch of 250th Street. A passenger, Frederick Eagle Tail, of Mitchell, was also injured in the crash.
CHAMBERLAIN — Sioux City, Iowa-based Bomgaars Supply will take over the buildings and leases of 12 former Alco stores, including one in Chamberlain. In an announcement this week, Bomgaars Supply — a farm and ranch chain store — said eight new locations will be in Wyoming, two in Idaho and one each in South Dakota and Nebraska. Alco, a discount retailer that specializes in small communities, announced it was filing for bankruptcy in November, and would be going out of business at each of its 198 stores that are found in 23 states.
Mitchell business owners joined a contingent at a recent legislative forum in Pierre, according to a press release. Brenda Freidel, of The Pin Cushion; Cathy Weber, of Little Red Hen; and Joe Zellmer, of Coborn's Superstore in Mitchell, were among the business owners and operators who served as business delegates for a legislative forum sponsored by the South Dakota Retailers Association on Jan.
The following cases were among those heard Tuesday during a circuit court session at the Davison County Public Safety Center in Mitchell: • Lucas Johnson, 30, of Mitchell, pleaded not guilty to second-degree escape for not returning to jail after a furlough; jury trial scheduled for April. • Dean Linthalath, 38, of Orem, Utah, pleaded not guilty to possession of more than 10 pounds of marijuana, and possession with intent to distribute more than 1 pound of marijuana; jury trial scheduled for April. • Nicholas Milstead, 25, of Mitchell, pleaded not guilty to third-offense drunk driving, driv
GREGORY -- A Burke man accused of killing his child in 2014 is back out on bond. Adam Bruns, 22, was arrested in March 2014 after he was indicted on alternate counts of second-degree murder and first-degree manslaughter for the death of his 3-month-old son, Levi Bruns. Adam Bruns had been released on bail in March, but placed back in custody in early October after violating his probation. He pleaded not guilty to the charges in April. According to court documents, Bruns admitted he drank alcohol and either used or possessed marijuana on Oct.