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Crow Creek Sioux Tribe posts reward for info on church break-in
Posted: Monday, February 24, 2014
The Crow Creek Sioux Tribe of South Dakota is offering a $1,000 for information about a break-in and vandalism at a church on the reservation.
Vandals broke the lock to the Cunkicaske Presbyterian Church last week. Thieves destroyed property and stole copper electrical wiring, copper pipes and the communion plate.
The church held services on Sunday despite the incident.
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Fort Thompson Church Vandalized (KELO 2/22)
Fort Thompson police investigate church break-in (KSFY 2/24)
Fort Thompson Church Vandalized (KELO 2/22)
Fort Thompson police investigate church break-in (KSFY 2/24)
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