Two Yankton men were arrested Tuesday afternoon after a bogus investigation uncovered suspected meth.
At 1:08 p.m. Tuesday, Norfolk police responded to a business in the 300 block of West Omaha Avenue, alleging two subjects made fake receipts to steal money from a skill game inside the business, Captain Michael Ball said. .
Employees said the company had two men who had counterfeited skill game vouchers at another store a few months ago.Ball said the employee was concerned the people would try again.
Officials made contact with the two men, identified as William Rayner, 40, and Anthony Kent, 42, both of Yankton.During the investigation, officials learned that each of them had cashed in “jackpot” vouchers at at least two stores in Norfolk.
The owner of the skill game checked the payment history of the machines used by Rainer and Kent and found that the payment history did not match the fake game tickets, Bauer said.Police then searched the vehicle they were in.
Police recovered a printer, scanner, receipt paper, printer paper, ink, multiple blank vouchers and a glass tube that tested positive for suspected methamphetamine, Ball said.Two were arrested on suspicion of possession of a paper forgery device, second-degree forgery and possession of a controlled substance.
NEW YORK (AP) — Concerns about how high oil prices will rise and how badly the global economy will be hit after the United States and allies ramp up fiscal pressure over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.The stock market fell first and then rose, and investors poured into gold…
For landowners and communities affected by the proposed carbon pipeline, a series of meetings is planned for later this week.
Northeast Community College in South Sioux City received about 100 rapid at-home COVID-19 test kits from the Dakota County Health Department.Free testing kits are available to students, faculty and staff in the Northeast, as well as visitors to the extended campus.
A series of final-week applications will support several interesting games in Madison County, four of which will be played in the May 10 primary.
Nairobi, Kenya (AP) — A United Nations panel has agreed to create a legally binding global treaty to tackle plastic pollution in the world’s oceans, rivers and landscapes.
MADISON — The Madison County Commission on Tuesday awarded eight asphalt projects totaling just over $5.3 million.
Post time: Mar-03-2022
