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This the racist Trace O'Connell who poured beer on Native kids. He's only getting disorderly conduct for a hate crime pic.twitter.com/kXVDs9Y2jW
— OffendedNDN (@_RuthHopkins) February 19, 2015
2/19/15
New poll: where will Trace O'Connell serve his jail sentence?
Will Trace O'Connell serve any sentence, be incarcerated in the Pennington County jail, languish in friendly surroundings at the Haakon County jail, or something else?
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Larry, sad to say, you already know the answer to your question.
Tim, little surprises me anymore.
"Oglala Sioux Tribe President John Yellow Bird Steele sent a letter to the U.S. attorney general and president on Thursday asking for the inquiry." Argus Leader
I don't think Phillip even has a certified jail. Like Kadoka they have to contract I think.
The Blindman
The Haakon County jail is part of the courthouse complex, Bill. i called on accounts in Philip twice a week for two years and used to know the town all too well. Bad River country pretty awesome with millennia of human history: bison habitat into the horizon.
I was in Philip the day of the Challenger explosion in 1986..
Never stationed at Ellsworth AFB but did inspect the Missile Wing more than once. Talking with the young troops convinced me that RC had a race problem but they kept it away from base. ie if you were a civilian you had a problem but if you were a GI the problem didn't exist. Saw the same thing at Altus in OK. Think the Ogalala Tribal President is doing the right thing but sadly dont't think the Justice Department will do anything.
Always good to have company, guys.
Mr. Thompson, my dad struggled with 'Negroes' in the Air Force but served side by side with many. I remember an integrated second grade at Dow AFB in Maine but not in first grade at Torrejon in Spain now that you make me think about it.
Rapid City seems to accept the Middle Eastern professors at SDSM&T but American Indians are still marginalized nearly universally.
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