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Former tribal judge tied to homicides admits to unconnected drug charges
A Department of Criminal Investigation vehicle is parked in March near the scene of of a double homicide in Box Elder.
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By Tim Leeds
A former Chippewa Cree Tribal judge connected to a double homicide in Box Elder pleaded guilty Monday to unrelated drug charges, while a man who pleaded guilty to the crime was sentenced to 40 years in prison with a chance to reject the sentence.
Judge Kaydee Snipes Ruiz sentenced Angleo Hawk Sanchez in state District Court in Fort Benton Tuesday to 50 years in the Montana State Prison with 10 suspended and credit for 285 days served. She ordered him to pay $11,609 in restitution.
Sanchez was charged in connection with the deaths of Darrin Wade Caplette and Thomas "T.R" Yall...
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