Sisseton Man Listed After Tribal Sex Assault Conviction
Sisseton (trfnews.i234.me) — Harvey Donald Renville is listed on South Dakota’s public sex offender registry.
The current state profile lists Renville at a Sisseton address in Roberts County.
The profile was updated on August 7, 2026.
The information supplied to TRF News identifies Renville as a Tier 2 registrant.
Renville was born in 1934.
2009 Tribal Court Case
South Dakota’s registry lists a tribal court conviction dated January 21, 2009.
The current profile lists six counts of sexual contact and assault.
The registry says the case involved a 14-year-old girl.
The public record does not identify the victim by name.
The conviction location is listed as Tribal/Roberts in South Dakota.

Harvey Donald Renville. Photo: South Dakota Sex Offender Registry.
The current state profile differs from the summary supplied for this report.
The supplied record described the offense simply as rape.
TRF News is using the more detailed wording shown on the official registry.
This article does not report a new arrest or a new criminal charge.
It concerns Renville’s registration information and his 2009 tribal court conviction.
Tier 2 Registration
The record supplied to TRF News identifies Renville as a Tier 2 offender.
South Dakota uses three tiers for people required to register.
Current state law requires Tier II registrants to register for at least 25 years.
Tier III registrants are required to register for life.
Tier I registrants must register for at least five years.
The registration period can depend on the person’s classification and applicable law.
Readers can review South Dakota Codified Law 22-24B-2.1 for the current tier rules.
Public Registry Information
South Dakota’s Division of Criminal Investigation maintains the state’s public sex offender registry.
The registry provides public information about people required to register under state law.
Registry records can change after address, custody, or other required updates.
Readers should review Renville’s official South Dakota registry profile for current public information.
The state registry also provides community safety zone information for listed registrants.
Registry information should not be treated as evidence of a new offense.
The state warns against using registry information to threaten, intimidate, or harass registered people.
TRF News is reporting information from the official registry and the record supplied for this report.
I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.
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