‘Dances With Wolves’ actor Nathan Chasing Horse faces additional sexual assault charges in Alberta
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, for nine charges including sexual exploitation, sexual assault and sexual interference of a person under 16 years old. Tsuut’ina Police Service say the investigation has spanned several years with one of the offences dating back to 2005. The actor has been in jail in Las Vegas since his arrest in January in southern Nevada, where he is charged with 18 felonies, including sexual assault of a minor, child abuse and kidnapping.Documents allege he used his position to gain the trust of Indigenous families and their children.
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