Sioux Falls Man Arrested After Loan Denial Incident

Lord knows life can be filled with a series of setbacks. We've all had to navigate life's carousel of disappointment from time to time, be it a relationship that's gone wrong, something in the workplace, or with your career that hasn't worked out, not being able to achieve a long-term goal or dream, receiving a difficult health diagnosis, life has a nasty habit of throwing you a variety of unexpected curve balls on occasion.

When life's disappointments do occur, it's very easy to do or say something we soon regret. We've all been there before and can easily relate.

A Sioux Falls man is dealing with one of those disappointing life choices right now that has landed him in trouble with the law.

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Dakota News Now is reporting that 57-year-old Richard Carroll of Sioux Falls went into a business located on the 5000 block of South Marion Road around 4:43 PM on Thursday, July 17, to ask for a loan.

Once he received word that the financial institution was unable to grant his request, Carroll allegedly told a representative that he planned to blow the business up.

According to Dakota News Now, the financial institution notified authorities, and police ended up tracking down Carroll at his residence. He was eventually taken into custody and charged with making a Terroristic Threat.

Source: Dakota News Now

10 Most Dangerous Cities in South Dakota

Cities on the east and west side of the Missouri River have made the latest list of South Dakota's Most Dangerous Cities for 2021.

Roadsnacks recently released its most 'Dangerous Cities' list and here in The Mount Rushmore state there are a few surprises, especially at the top. To determine the most dangerous cities in the state, Roadsnacks looked at the FBI's report on the latest violent crime, along with property crime statistics.

And surprisingly, the town with the most murders per capita in the state has less than 3,000 residents. Take a look at the list below.

For a look at the detailed list, visit roadsnacks.com Story Source: Roadsncaks