Posted by Larry Chavallo on 7/23/08

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Hello,
My name is Larry Chavallo; my wife is being held in
Mitchell, SD on an extradition hold. Her warrants are out
of Benton Co. Washington and are for some unpaid tickets,
and forgery charge she was convicted of for a check that
she tried cashing for someone claiming not to have I.D.
The check also happened to been taken from a good friend
of the lead prosecutor of Benton Co. She was arrested
around the first of July for this and is still in there
with no word of when she will be extradited and or
released. I am at home now with a 1 year old little girl
and had a heart attack during this time. My question to
you is how long can South dakota hold her before having to
release her? Also if you don't mind I would like to ask
you one more question, I would greatly appreciate it.
Prior to being convicted of this charge my wife was
approached by her attourney, and two detectives. They had
struck a deal with the prosecutor on this charge to drop
it for a written statement on an individule that had
committed a crime that my wife had wittnessed. Along with
that; knowing that I had worked in bounty in the past they
asked that I track this individual for them do to they
could not locate him. We agreed; my wife wrote the
statement, and I with one address to go from and a
discription of the individual mentioned was able to track
him in an arrest that included 13 other arrests at a drug
house that was located accross the street from a school
house; an arrest that made the news the next day. After
fullfilling our end of the agreement; the prosecutor
refused to fullfill her end of the agreement, and did not
drop this charge, and convicted her of it; saying that the
was not put on paper. I thinking that their word would be
as strong as oak due to this was a deal offered by the
prosecutor, two detectives, and my wives attourney was in
shock that they would re-nig on the agreement. Is this
legal on their part, and how can I take action for this if
not?

extradition, 7/23/08, by Larry Chavallo.

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