Pat Mills, the public safety director for the Red Lake Nation of Minnesota, was fired by the tribal council over a used car deal.
Mills traded in a drug enforcement van for a passenger car. He pocketed $995 in the deal, the Native American Press/Ojibwe News reported, citing an audit.
Mills said he had permission to do the trade and put the car in his name. But the tribal council voted unanimously to fire him at a special session last Wednesday.
Get the Story:
Red Lake public safety chief fired over car deal
(The Minneapolis Star Tribune 8/27)
pwlat
Relevant Links:
Red Lake Net News - http://www.rlnn.com
Red Lake
Nation - http://www.redlakenation.org
Red
Lake High School - http://www.paulbunyan.net/rlschools/hs.htm
Related Stories:
Red Lake students urged to return to high school
(8/26)
Red Lake workers go
to China for employment (8/25)
Heffelfinger praises actions in Red Lake shooting
(8/24)
One more armed officer sought for
Red Lake schools (8/18)
Red Lake chair
assesses coverage of tragedy (8/15)
Red
Lake superintendent faces no-confidence vote (8/9)
Teens on Red Lake Reservation meet for REZiliency
(8/8)
Life on Red Lake Reservation
frustrating for youth (8/8)
Suicide
called epidemic on Red Lake Reservation (8/8)
Red Lake youth hold first REZiliency festival
(8/4)
Red Lake school to add two armed
security guards (8/3)
Red Lake survivor
looking forward to school (7/29)
Red
Lake youth to hold REZiliency festival (7/28)
Red Lake youth form council to address issues
(7/27)
Red Lake High School set to
reopen in the fall (7/25)
Red Lake
chairman called to stand in shootings case (7/22)
Closed hearing into Red Lake shootings continues
(7/20)
Jourdain maintains son's
innocence in shootings (7/19)
Red Lake
teen charged with conspiracy to murder (7/18)
Red Lake teens get a week at summer camp (7/18)
Federal funds have yet to reach Red Lake
Nation (7/13)
Jodi Rave: Tragedy on the
Red Lake Reservation (7/11)
Red Lake
schools don't have security plan yet (6/15)
Red Lake shooting survivor leaves hospital
(6/9)
Red Lake survivor and mother
slowly recovering (6/8)
Prosecutors drop
request for DNA in Red Lake case (6/6)
Judge unseals document in Red Lake criminal case
(6/2)
Red Lake High graduates largest
class ever (5/30)
Red Lake Nation joins
in opening of family center (05/26)
Red
Lake Nation guests of honor at Twins game (05/20)
Mother of Red Lake survivor suffers stroke
(05/11)
Students in Oregon send blanket to
Red Lake (5/10)
FBI field office in
charge of Red Lake investigation (5/2)
'Nobody' wanted to help Jeff Weise, says relative
(4/29)
Red Lake kids head to Gathering
of Nations (4/29)
First Lady Bush
addresses tragedy at Red Lake (4/27)
Red
Lake students to hold prom off the reservation (4/27)
Lawyers fight request for DNA from Red Lake teens
(4/26)
Memorial held for victims of Red
Lake tragedy (4/25)
Red Lake chairman
seeks federal aid for tribe (4/21)
Opinion: Natives not upset with Bush on Red Lake
(4/19)
Federal grand jury investigates
Red Lake shootings (4/14)
Jodi Rave: 'No
Media' sign at Red Lake not for me (4/14)
Red Lake returns to school where shootings occurred
(4/12)
Opinion: Maybe Red Lake doesn't
need free press (4/11)
Column: Red Lake
people are just like you and me (4/11)
Red Lake reopening delayed admit new search
(4/8)
Red Lake Nation schools will
reopen next week (4/7)
Tragedy at Red
Lake: Another arrest reported (4/5)
New
York Times: Indian children being left behind (4/5)
Teacher: Native youth in losing battle against many
ills (4/5)
More students investigated
over Red Lake shootings (4/4)
Yellow
Bird: Messages of life during time of sorrow (4/4)
Professor: Not the first tragedy in Indian
education (4/4)
Column: Red Lake a place
of triumph not just tragedy (4/4)
Opinion: A year from now, let us say we did
something (4/4)
Opinion: Some serious
advice to the media 'jackals' (4/4)
Tragedy at Red Lake: Protest and preparations
(4/1)
Tragedy at Red Lake: Shootings at
school detailed (3/31)
Paper apologizes
for Red Lake shootings cartoon (3/31)
Column: Red Lake people look out for each other
(3/31)
Opinion: Mascot gets more press
than Red Lake (3/31)
Editorial: Red Lake
Nation needs a free press (3/31)
Red
Lake chairman defends son as information surfaces (3/30)
Yellow Bird: Media interested in getting the true
story (3/30)
Column: Tragedy turns
political with arrest of son (3/30)
Opinion: Indians should stop segregating themselves
(3/30)
Chairman's son charged in
connection with shootings (3/29)
Column:
Teacher died a hero protecting students (3/29)
Editorial: Red Lake doesn't seem to want help
(3/29)
Bad Eagle: Indian leaders today
are pitiful (3/29)
Bush responds to
shootings at Red Lake Reservation (3/29)
Red Lake begins to say goodbye to shooting victims
(3/28)
Editorial: 'Massacre' at Red Lake
Reservation (3/28)
Yellow Bird: Red Lake
people are gentle warriors (3/28)
Ojibwe
Reporter: Red Lake familiar yet different (3/28)
Opinion: Indian people suffer from disconnect
(3/28)
Editorial: Tribe's response to
shootings a model (3/28)
Native students
talk about tragedy at Red Lake (3/28)
Reader Rep: Tribe's harsh policy against media
(3/28)
Column: Lawmakers pray, but won't
pay, for Red Lake (3/28)
Opinion:
'Warning signs' apply to every other child (3/28)
Column: Sadness fills services at Indian church
(3/28)
Column: Covering Red Lake tragedy
a difficult task (3/28)
Surviving victims
talk about Red Lake tragedy (3/25)
Opinion: A dark day in the history of all tribes
(3/25)
Column: Red Lake members in Twin
Cities head home (3/25)
Opinion:
Everyone to blame for Red Lake tragedy (3/25)
Deadly tragedy puts focus on Native youth problems
(3/24)
Response continues to tragedy at
Red Lake Reservation (3/24)
Yellow Bird:
Red Lake community in deep pain (3/24)
Ojibwe Leader: Answers needed to help youth
(3/24)
Opinion: Violence not uncommon at
Red Lake (3/24)
Column: Has media
underplayed Red Lake? (3/24)
Opinion:
Media circus won't get to heart of matter (3/24)
Letters: Star Trib readers respond to tragedy
(3/24)
Indian Country sends support to
community in shock (3/23)
Details emerge
on tragedy at Red Lake Reservation (3/23)
Tribal Member: My reservation will never be the
same (3/23)
Opinion: Above all, this is
a tribal nation tragedy (3/23)
Editorial: Tragedy at Red Lake unites all in grief
(3/23)
Editorial: Solidarity with the
people of Red Lake (3/23)
Column: Sacred
pipe ceremony begins the healing (3/23)
Column: Media gets crash course in sovereignty
(3/23)
Shooting at Red Lake Reservation
leaves 10 dead (3/22)
Red Lake council fires top law enforcement official
Monday, August 29, 2005
Trending in News
1 Tribes rush to respond to new coronavirus emergency created by Trump administration
2 'At this rate the entire tribe will be extinct': Zuni Pueblo sees COVID-19 cases double as first death is confirmed
3 Arne Vainio: 'A great sickness has been visited upon us as human beings'
4 Arne Vainio: Zoongide'iwin is the Ojibwe word for courage
5 Cayuga Nation's division leads to a 'human rights catastrophe'
2 'At this rate the entire tribe will be extinct': Zuni Pueblo sees COVID-19 cases double as first death is confirmed
3 Arne Vainio: 'A great sickness has been visited upon us as human beings'
4 Arne Vainio: Zoongide'iwin is the Ojibwe word for courage
5 Cayuga Nation's division leads to a 'human rights catastrophe'