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A Kenai grand jury indicted 50-year-old Joseph Miller Jr. over what is alleged to be a violent arrest of the wrong person in Kenai. Another former state trooper, Jason Woodruff, also faces a felony assault charge for his own alleged conduct during the same arrest.
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Kelli Parker says her complaints to the Kenai Peninsula Borough’s Human Resources Department went unaddressed for months.
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Groups combine efforts to improve safety among Alaska off-road vehicle riders
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Joseph Miller and Jason Woodruff, who’ve both been troopers for more than a decade, each face one charge of misdemeanor assault stemming from a violent arrest in May of the wrong person in Kenai.
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Hunting duo does every right when everything goes wrong
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32-year-old is alive after shooting a bear, and himself, in an incident near Resurrection Pass Trail
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Project leads say the new station will accommodate the agency’s growth and provide needed relief from the existing station’s cramped quarters.
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As of July 3, there have been 33 traffic deaths in Alaska this year.
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The incident is the first fatal shooting involving a state trooper in Alaska this year.
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