Location: Prince of Wales Island
Type: Conviction: Moose Season and Bag Limits, Permit Hunt Conditions, Unlawful Possession and TransportDispatch Text:
On 4/5/2022, Kane Martin (50 y/o) of Craig plead guilty in the Petersburg District Court to one count each of violating GMU 3 Moose Season and Bag Limits, Permit Hunt Conditions, and Unlawful Possession and Transportation of Game.
The conviction stems from an incident on 10/4/2021 near Kake when Martin harvested a bull moose that did not meet the antler configuration as required by regulation. The moose was brought back to Prince of Wales Island without the antlers and lower jaw. Martin was contacted by AWT at a private dock and gave misleading information concerning the harvested moose which he had in his vessel. AWT investigated the incident and charged Martin with three class A Misdemeanors in which he was convicted of.
He was sentenced $6,000 with $3,000 suspended with probationary period of 3 years. Loss of his hunting privileges' for a period of 2 years and cannot be in the field with another person engaging in hunting. Pay restitution of $1,000 for the moose. Forfeiture of the rifle used to take the moose.
Location: Ketchikan
Type: Assault 4th Degree DV
Dispatch Text:
On 04/05/2022 at about 2130 hours, the Alaska State Troopers received a 911 call of a disturbance at a residence on Seawatch Drive. Investigation revealed that Timothy Jurczak, age 44 of Ketchikan had assaulted a family member. T. Jurczak was arrested for Assault in the 4th Degree DV. T. Jurczak was remanded to Ketchikan Correctional Center with No Bail.
Around the State
Location: Wasilla
Dispatch Text:
Update 4/3: Update 4/3: On April 2, 2022, the Alaska State Troopers located Parthena Kinkead deceased inside of her vehicle. Her death is being investigated as a homicide by the Alaska Bureau of Investigation. Kinkead’s next of kin have been notified, and her remains have been sent to the State Medical Examiner for autopsy. No arrests have been made. Anyone with information about Kinkead’s death is asked to contact the Alaska State Troopers at (907) 352-5401. If you have information, but would like to remain anonymous, you can submit a tip on the AKtips smartphone app or online at: https://a.tip411.com/a/82069
Original: The Alaska State Troopers are seeking 39-year-old Wasilla resident Parthena Kinkead who was reported missing by a friend. Kinkead was last seen driving a white 2019 Ford Fiesta with AK license plate KEA765 in the Wasilla area on March 30, 2022. Kinkead may be in the Mat-Su Valley, Anchorage, or Kenai Peninsula area.
Kinkead was last seen wearing a brown Carhartt jacket and blue jeans. She is 5’ 0” weighs 175 pounds, and has brown eyes.
Anyone with any information is asked to contact the Alaska State Troopers at (907) 352-5401. If you have information, but would like to remain anonymous, you can submit a tip on the AKtips smartphone app or online at: https://a.tip411.com/a/82069
Location: Wasilla
Dispatch Text:
On April 1, 2022, at approximately 1:53 pm, the Alaska State Troopers were notified by staff at Tanaina Elementary School that a student was causing a disturbance. The Alaska State Troopers responded to the school and spotted the student outside walking toward the school. Troopers asked the student to stop; however, he refused and continued into the school. The student was making verbal threats toward law enforcement and school staff inside a classroom where no other students were present. The student was also holding a pen and pencil in a defensive posture while verbally threatening the lives of everyone inside the classroom. Troopers, law enforcement, and school officials made repeated requests of the student to stop his actions so that nobody would be injured; however, the student refused to cooperate. Fearing for the safety of the individuals in the room, as well as to peacefully resolve the situation as safely as possible, Troopers deployed a short burst of OC into the room to gain the compliance of the student. The student immediately complied with requests and was placed into protective custody by law enforcement. The student was provided precautionary medical care at the school, and the student experienced no injuries related to the incident. No students or staff were injured during the incident.
Location: Golovin
Dispatch Text:
Update 4/9: The Alaska State Trooper that discharged his service weapon during the April 6, 2022 Trooper-involved shooting is identified as:
Alaska State Trooper Jacob Barker, a three-year veteran of the Alaska State Troopers currently assigned to Nome.
The suspect injured in the shooting remains in critical condition and is receiving medical care at an Anchorage area hospital. The Alaska Bureau of Investigation is thoroughly investigating the incident. Once their investigation is complete it will be independently reviewed by the Alaska Office of Special Prosecutions.
Original: On April 6, 2022, Alaska State Troopers from Nome were in the community of Golovin investigating a report of a felony assault involving a firearm. At around 1:15 pm, two Alaska State Troopers contacted the suspect at a residence. The adult male suspect produced a shotgun when he arrived at the door. Due to the actions of the adult male, an Alaska State Trooper shot the suspect, striking him. Both Alaska State Troopers immediately performed first aid on the man and then transported him to the Golovin Clinic for further medical care. The man was then medevaced to an Anchorage area hospital. His current medical condition is not known. No Alaska State Troopers or other individuals were injured during the incident.
The investigation into the felony assault that brought Troopers to Golovin is ongoing, and no criminal charges have been filed against the man at this time.
The Alaska State Trooper that discharged their service weapon was placed on administrative leave for 72 hours in accordance with DPS policy. The Alaska Bureau of Investigation is now conducting a thorough investigation into the incident; once complete, their investigation will then be independently reviewed by the Alaska Office of Special Prosecutions. The name of the trooper that discharged their service weapons will be released after 72 hours per department policy.
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