South Dakota Police Need Your Help Finding High-Risk Fugitive

South Dakota police and local authorities are asking for the public's help in finding a reckless criminal on the run.

Police with the Pennington County Sheriff's Office are looking for 27-year-old Cheyenne Renee Cunningham. She has active warrants in Pennington County and can be dangerous. She's wanted for a handful of probation violations, including child abuse.

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Local officials believe that Cheyenne Renee Cunningham can be anywhere in the Rapid City area or Pennington County. Officials with the Pennington County Sheriff's Office shared the latest information in a Facebook post.

Here's the latest information from the Pennington County Sheriff's Office about Cheyenne Cunningham's arrest warrant:

Felony Arrest Warrant issued for Cheyenne Renee Cunningham charging her with a Probation Violation for Child Abuse. She also has a Misdemeanor Bench Warrant for displaying another’s ID card.

In my opinion, anyone who hurts a child should automatically get life behind bars. No question about it in my mind.

Anyone who abuses a child should be given a very lengthy sentence (20+ years)

She's so evil!!!!!! Please find her

If true, and she really did, abuse child or children, Find her, and lock her up for many years, and hopefully she may learn her lesson and try to become a better person, inside and out.

Cheyenne Renee Cunningham is about 5'8" and weighs 152 pounds. If you or anyone has information about Cheyenne's whereabouts, contact the Pennington County Sheriff's Office at (605)-394-6117 or the Rapid City Police Department at (605)-394-4131. Any tips and information will be anonymous.

As always, if you happen to see any fugitives in or around the Sioux Empire, the best plan of action is always to call the local authorities.

Crime never rests in South Dakota!

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