North Dakota tax commissioner taken to jail for alcohol detox
Headline from The Jamestown Sun
Tax Commissioner Ryan Rauschenberger has publicly struggled with alcohol addiction at least as far back as 2014, his first year in the position, when he took a leave of absence and completed a 20-day inpatient treatment program in Minnesota.
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Tax Commissioner Ryan Rauschenberger has publicly struggled with alcohol addiction at least as far back as 2014, his first year in the position, when he took a leave of absence and completed a 20-day inpatient treatment program in Minnesota.
Tax Commissioner Ryan Rauschenberger has struggled with alcohol addiction throughout his tenure in public office. Jail records show that the 38-year-old was brought in for public intoxication at 1:31 p.m. on Monday, though it does not appear he was ever under arrest, and no charges have been filed.
Tax Commissioner Ryan Rauschenberger has struggled with alcohol addiction throughout his tenure in public office. Jail records show that the 38-year-old was brought in for public intoxication at 1:31 p.m. on Monday, though it does not appear he was ever under arrest, and no charges have been filed.
State Tax Commissioner Ryan Rauschenberger will resign and leave office Jan. 3, a decision made following his detainment in jail Monday for detoxification after he caused a disturbance at a
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