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A family from Ouzinkie believes their missing relative is the third victim of convicted murderer Brian Smith.
After the fire, troopers said they could not locate the homeowner or the person suspected of firing their gun.
An Office of Special Prosecutions review of the actions of three officers who fired at 21-year-old Tyler May found that May pointed a pistol “in the direction of officers.”
The wrongful death lawsuit claims the bars overserved Matthew Davis on the night in August 2022 that Davis crashed into the couple’s car, killing them.
The case is the first of what will likely be many challenges to court cases adjudicated by former U.S. District Judge Joshua Kindred, and a sign of a mounting fallout in the federal courts over the scandal and his resignation.
State evidence was submitted days before the trial was set to start, which prompted the delay.
Dr. Claribel Kohchet Chua Tan, 60, and Daniel Tan Tan, 69, are also accused of deceptive acts involving injections given to hundreds of patients.
A 31-year-old woman was arrested on suspicion of DUI and manslaughter after police say she hit the man with her SUV at the main entry to Fort Wainwright on Monday.
Anchorage Police Chief Sean Case said the new draft policy on body-worn cameras will go into effect Monday. It includes a 45-day timeline for the release of footage from police shootings.
Joshua James Emon Gould was indicted this week on murder and arson charges linked to the February fire that killed the longtime King Cove residents.
A judge sentenced James Benecke to one year in federal prison after he pleaded guilty to abusive sexual contact on an aircraft, prosecutors said.
Brad Robert was shot to death in November 2022. The Alaska Department of Law now says that Anthony Tinker was wrongfully accused in the case.
Fighting outside the Gaslight Bar early Sunday preceded a shooting that left one man dead and another critically wounded.
Juneau’s city manager described the shooting as a tragedy, and the chief of police called it a “regretful event for all involved.”
The revelations about the compromised cases illustrate the growing fallout over former U.S. District Court Judge Joshua Kindred’s resignation, and the disturbing impact on the integrity of criminal cases in Alaska’s federal court.
The Office of Special Prosecutions review marks the first investigation concluded after a spate of officer-involved shootings since May.
Ellis Kingsep used a Fairbanks mail-forwarding service at one point in his 28-year scam, federal charges allege.
The Anchorage Assembly, meanwhile, passed a resolution urging the police department to consider releasing footage within 30 days.
Tahjeay Baldwin, 30, was shot early Sunday outside The Gaslight Lounge. As of Tuesday, no charges had been filed in the shooting, which critically injured another man.
No arrests were reported by police on Sunday.
Roger Holmberg Sr., who faces a federal assault charge and is now banned by Alaska Airlines, was upset his wife was upgraded to first class and he wasn’t, an FBI special agent wrote in a sworn affidavit.
An Anchorage jury in February found Smith guilty in the murders of Veronica Abouchuk in 2018 and Kathleen Jo Henry in 2019.
The 50-page crime bill combines wide-ranging policy changes. The ACLU of Alaska has flagged what it described as “significant constitutional concerns.”