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Senator again asks Interior to consider South Dakota for federal tribal police academy
For the second time in as many years, Sou Republican U.S. Sen. Mike Rounds has formally asked the federal Department of the ...
Families left reeling after two Bureau of Indian Affairs shootings — one in Idaho
The lack of transparency has left families with little information about how or why their loved ones were killed.
Sen. Rounds again asks Interior to consider South Dakota for federal tribal police academy
Typically, potential Native American officers from South Dakota attend 12 weeks of basic law enforcement training in Artesia, New Mexico.
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Two killings, no explanation: Families left reeling after Bureau of Indian Affairs shootings
This story contains graphic details of police violence. BOISE (InvestigateWest) — Cody Whiterock was running for his life — ...
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Cops kill Native Americans at a rate 5X that of whites and 3X of Blacks. Why?
“While avoiding all fatal encounters is not a realistic expectation in the law enforcement field, the BIA Indian Police Academy does an excellent job providing quality classroom and role-playing ...
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The fascinating true story behind Sitting Bull documentary, explained
The documentary series Sitting Bull revisits the life and legacy of one of the most prominent Native American leaders in U.S. history.