RCPD searching for two persons of interest in shooting investigation

Police are currently seeking the public’s help to locate 30-year-old Brandy High Wolf of Pine...
Police are currently seeking the public’s help to locate 30-year-old Brandy High Wolf of Pine Ridge and 30-year-old Brittany Rodriguez of Rapid City, who are both being sought for questioning about the incident.(RCPD)
By Ezra Garcia
Published: Jan. 9, 2024 at 12:03 PM EST
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RAPID CITY, S.D. (KEVN) - Police were called for a report of a shooting that happened in the 1600 block of Kellogg Place on Jan. 8, around 7:20 p.m.

Law enforcement found a male with a serious, but non-life-threatening gunshot wound. A medical unit transported the victim to the hospital for treatment.

During the investigation, police identified two persons of interest in the shooting. RCPD is seeking help to find Brandy High Wolf, 30, of Pine Ridge, and Brittany Rodriguez, 30, of Rapid City. Both are needed for questioning about the incident.

They may be armed, and should not be approached.

Anyone with any information about their whereabouts should contact Det. Justin Gizzi at 605-394-4134. An anonymous tip can also be submitted by texting the letters ‘RCPD’ and the information to 847411.

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