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A Pierre woman faces charges for allegedly falsifying her own medical marijuana card while she was an employee of the South Dakota Department of Health.

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More: Former South Dakota state employee pleads guilty to four forgery-related charges Strong is also ordered to pay $2,000 in fines, and placed on five years-probation for earlier pleading guilty ...

The case is among six criminal prosecutions attorney general Marty Jackley has filed against former state employees since last year for allegations related to their work for state government.

A former state employee was charged with forging her own medical marijuana card, according to a press release from the South Dakota Attorney General. Alexandra Feiner, a 24-year-old former ...