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Eagle Butte man charged with Assault

An Eagle Butte man has been indicted by a federal grand jury for Assault with a Dangerous Weapon, Domestic Vio.

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Eagle Butte man sentenced for Assaulting an Intimate Partner

A federal judge has determined the penalty for a man from Eagle Butte convicted of Assault Resulting in Substa.

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Eagle Butte man convicted for assaulting a federal officer

UPDATE MARCH 16, 2022: A federal jury has found Joseph Elsey, age 27, of Eagle Butte guilty of Assaulting, Imp.

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Eagle Butte Man Found Guilty for Assaulting a Federal Officer

United States Attorney Dennis R. Holmes announced that Joseph Elsey, age 27, of Eagle Butte, South Dakota, was found guilty of Assaulting, Impeding or

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CRST law enforcement seeking person of interest

CRST law enforcement seeking person of interest
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