BIA Officer Pleads Guilty to Reservation Rape

0:00It's April 3rd. This is Canada News today, driven by AI. A former Bureau of Indian Affairs officer named Morel Dela just pleaded guilty to sexually abusing a 14-year-old girl on the northern, Cheyenne Reservation in southern Montana. It went down back in August 2024 when Dela spotted the intoxicated teen at a gas station, chased her down, and took her to a dark park in this patrol car for the assault. The girl reported it the next day to her family, and when investigators ask for dashcam footage, Dela claim his car burned up, turns out he's set. The fire himself, with his fingerprints all over it, FBI leaders are calling this a total betrayal of the badge, praising the victim's bravery for speaking out, especially since BIA officers protect. Reservations nationwide. Dela faces life in prison plus a $250,000 fine for the abuse charge, eight years max for lying to feds, but a plea deal. My cut is time short sin and sings coming up soon with the judge.