SIOUX FALLS (AP) – The Rapid City Police Chief on Wednesday announced his plans to leave the job at the end of the month.
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SIOUX FALLS (AP) – The Rapid City Police Chief on Wednesday announced his plans to leave the job at the end of the month.
Chief Karl Jegeris has held the post since 2014 and worked for the Rapid City Police for 24 years. The department said it expects Mayor Steve Allender to name an interim replacement before Jegeris leaves on June 26.
Allender said in a statement that Jegeris served throughout his career “with a sense of calm, compassion and community."
Jegeris said he plans to take a position with the Children's Home Society of South Dakota, where plans to “continue to advocate for children and families.”
