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Timothy Bogus-Erwin, 35, was also accused of groping two other women and exposing himself on Tuesday in West Anchorage neighborhoods, according to a criminal complaint.
Paul Cottrell collaborated with a man recently released from the Spring Creek Correctional Center to smuggle drugs inside the facility, charging documents said.
Mayor-elect Suzanne LaFrance’s promotion of Deputy Chief Sean Case comes just 2 1/2 months after Mayor Dave Bronson named Bianca Cross as chief.
Two men have been charged with second-degree murder, felony assault and weapons misconduct in an incident at Fairbanks Street and West 40th Avenue in Midtown Anchorage.
Police also said Monday that it’s still not clear whether it was an officer’s shot that killed 58-year-old Lisa Fordyce-Blair last Thursday.
Lisa Fordyce-Blair refused to come outside when police arrived at her home responding to a neighbor’s report that she yelled at him while holding a rifle, court documents said.
The men were both charged with second-degree murder, manslaughter, felony assault and misconduct with a weapon
Tyler May’s death marked the third time Anchorage police shot someone in a three-week span, leaving two men dead and another man hospitalized.
The cause of death for Wade, 44, who claimed responsibility for the deaths of five people in Alaska, is unknown.
Police said officers responded to the Chester Valley neighborhood Wednesday afternoon for a report of a “disturbance” between an armed woman and a neighbor.
A lawsuit filed by the state of Alaska accuses Alaska Motor Home Inc. of canceling this season’s reservations, with thousands of dollars in unpaid refunds.
James Pearce, 40, walked into the courthouse Tuesday and said there was a bomb set on a timer inside the building, prompting immediate evacuations, federal prosecutors say.
The woman was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence after officers conducted sobriety tests. The man was found lying in the street and is expected to survive his injuries, police said.
Sergey Nefedov and a Washington state man were indicted Tuesday on federal charges they planned to ship 17 snowmachines in violation of U.S. export sanctions, prosecutors say.
A judge ordered Kaleb Bourdukofsky, 22, held on $750,000 bail during a hearing Tuesday. Bourdukofsky is charged with killing one man and wounding another.
Robert Brandon Smith is accused of becoming agitated with flight attendants and passengers last Thursday, according to federal charges filed in U.S. District Court.
Few details were immediately available, but an FBI spokeswoman said there was no “specific and credible information of a public safety threat.”
A Superior Court judge called Bert Christopher Heitstuman a “serial predator” who abused his authority to attack women he worked with.
Federal prosecutors have accused a Fairbanks woman for stealing from an Alaska Native tribe after she allegedly took money from a tribally owned bingo parlor while working there.
Prosecutors say Trevor Babcock, 47, killed 54-year-old Elsie Jackson before setting his car on fire with her body inside.
Authorities said they linked the two deaths within 24 hours in January 2023 to fentanyl pills supplied by 32-year-old Spokane resident Jacob Cotton.
On Monday, police shot and killed 21-year-old Tyler May in a northeast Anchorage parking lot, marking the third time officers have shot a suspect in as many weeks.
Police arrested a 25-year-old man on parole for a 2018 manslaughter conviction, according to a report summary filed with criminal charges.