Fake lottery ticket investigation: Two arrests

Police have captured two ladies regarding a few fashioned lottery ticket reports in Sioux Falls. 
Jamie Sue VanRegenmorter, 27, and Lizzie Ann Richert, 60, both of Sioux Falls, were captured Wednesday evening after police executed a court order in their home in the 3500 piece of East 60th Street North. 
Observation footage from a few organizations influenced by the nine fake lottery tickets drove police to that address, police representative Sam Clemens said. 
Officers discovered four produced lottery tickets in th ehome. The ladies seemed, by all accounts, to be filtering in genuine tickets, adjusting the dates and sum, and afterward printing the fashioned tickets. A few others are included, Clemens said. 
"Contingent upon how the examination goes out, there will be a few others that will probably be charged," Clemens said. 
VanRegenmorter is thought to have made the fake lottery tickets, and officers are researching the extent to which the others are included, Clemens said. 
Officers likewise discovered 1.3 grams of meth, medication stuff and maryjane in the house. 
Both ladies were accused of ownership of a controlled substance, and ownership of maryjane and stuff. 
VanRegenmorter likewise was accused of four checks of ownership of a manufactured instrument, ownership of a controlled substance with purpose to convey and keeping up a spot where medications are utilized. Richert confronts a charge of occupying a spot where medications are utilized. 
The Secret Service, Sioux Falls Police Department and the Minnehaha County Sheriff's Office are included in the examination.

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