Attorney General Jackley Announces Winner Man Indicted For Attempted First Degree Murder, Aggravated Assault
PIERRE, S.D. – South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley announces a Winner man has been indicted for Attempted First Degree Murder and Aggravated Assault of another man while they were inmates in the Winner Jail.
Andrew Durroh, 24, was indicted Monday by a Tripp County Grand Jury. He faces a maximum prison sentence of 25 years for Attempted First Degree Murder and a maximum prison sentence of 15 years for Aggravated Assault.
Durroh is also being charged by separate information alleging that his crimes were related to Durroh’s affiliation as a street gang member. Durroh’s street gang affiliation and criminal history, if proven, could increase the sentence he would face if convicted on either charge.
Durroh is accused of assaulting a fellow 29-year-old inmate at the Winner Jail on April 20, 2026. The victim suffered serious injuries.
The investigation was conducted by the South Dakota Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI) with cooperation from the Winner City Jail. It is being prosecuted by the Attorney General’s Office.
Durroh is currently in custody. His next court appearance will be determined at a later date. He is presumed innocent under the U.S. Constitution.
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Interesting that the final sentence isn’t the usual “The accused is presumed innocent until proven guilty,” but instead assuring us he is “presumed innocent under the US Constitution.” Thanks for pretending the Constitution is still the supreme law. Until it applies fairly and fully to 100 percent of the people, it is in danger of erasure. You know it. Keeping it over the heads of the other 98 percent only, isn’t in the spirit of the document.
Feel free to explain. But people making these kind of claims rarely do.
Some. Citizens. Freely. Lawbreak. With. Impunity. And. The. Very. People. We. Elect. To. Oversee. And. Administer. The. Laws. Of. The. Country. Give. These. People. A. Pass. While. Gaming. The. Laws. And. Weaponizing. Them. Against. People. Who. Have. Broken. No. Laws. Case in point – any recent lawsuit or legal action brought by Todd Blanche or Jeanine Pirro. We need much more “proven guilty in a court of law” statements, and fewer blithe assurances about the implementation of the Constitution. Mentioning it invites an examination of who it applies to, and who
It does not apply to.
If they were rival gang members, shouldn’t they’ve been separated at all times?
Who in Winner dropped the ball, Sheriff.
Maybe throw Steve in there with them too.