Location: Naukati
AK17032874Type: Suspicious Fire
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UPDATE: Several witnesses and various members of the community came forward and provided information to AST regarding the suspicious fire which destroyed the community shelter in Nuakati on 5/20/2017. The shelter was constructed from red cedar, was three-sided and had a tin roof. A portion of the floor was bare earth while the other portion was wooden. The investigation determined that a fire pit was being utilized in the early afternoon hours by individuals from the community. The fire pit used at the time was on the dirt floor portion of the shelter. Those community members left after they believed they had properly extinguished the fire. Due to gusty winds, and multiple days of dry weather preceding the fire, the fire reignited and eventually reached the wooden floor of the building. By the time the fire was discovered by other community members, the shelter was totally engulfed and was ultimately destroyed by the fire. The community plans on rebuilding the structure.
AST would like to remind everyone to build fires away from all structures and other ignition sources. Completely and thoroughly extinguish all fires when no longer used or if they will be unattended.
On 5/20/2017 at 1756 hours, Alaska State Troopers on Prince of Wales Island were notified of a fire in Naukati. Investigation revealed the community owned structure was destroyed by fire. The fire was suspiciously started in or near the building by unknown person(s). A nearby resident observed smoke coming from the structure and with assistance from other members of the community, contained the fire to the building and immediate area. The building was a total loss and not insured. The estimated loss of the building is approximately $10,000. The Alaska State Troopers are asking anyone with information regarding this incident to contact them at (907) 826-2918.
Location: Hydaburg
AK17033836Type: MVC-I
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On 05-23-17 at approximately 1530 hours, Alaska State Troopers on Prince of Wales received a report of a MVC-I after the fact in Hydaburg. Jean Bland, age 69 of Hydaburg, reports on 05-22-17 at approximately 1630 hours, she was stopped in the road way when another vehicle struck her vehicle when backing out of a residential driveway pinning a family member between the cars. The family member was transported by Hydaburg EMS to SEARHC in Klawock. Hydaburg VPSO was advised and is investigating.
Location: Prince of Wales
AK17034291Type: MVC-D
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On 05-26-17 at approximately 1216 hours, Alaska State Troopers received a report of a damage only Motor Vehicle Accident after the fact. Douglas Schoenheit, age 32 of Craig, reported that he struck a black bear in the Labouchere Bay area on 5-11-17 causing less than $500 in damage to his vehicle. The bear appeared uninjured and ran into the woods. Schoenheit was provided instruction on how to fill out a PAR Form online.
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