Two Nebraska men face wire fraud and other charges related to a scam where they were able to steal more than $350,000 from a casino in northern South Dakota.
According to recently unsealed federal court documents, Roberto Carlos Gonzales Miranda and Roberto Orellana have been indicted by a grand jury for conspiracy to commit wire fraud, conspiracy to commit theft from a gaming establishment on Indian Lands and transportation of stolen money.
A court date has not been set for Miranda or Orellana.
Court documents say the scheme from Miranda and Orellana targeted the Grand River Casino in rural Corson County near Mobridge in February 2024. The casino is owned and operated by the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe.
