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Hunters kill bear as shocked wildlife viewers watch
STERLING HIGHWAY: Troopers on scene don't issue ticket, but feds do.
By ELIZABETH BLUEMINK
Published: October 7th, 2009 09:59 PM
Last Modified: October 7th, 2009 10:49 PM
While camera-toting wildlife viewers watched in dismay on Saturday, two hunters opened fire on a juvenile brown bear that had been fishing in the Kenai River, next to a Sterling Highway bridge.
The killing of the bear -- which tumbled down an embankment and onto the highway after it was shot, according to one witness -- occurred in the presence of Alaska State Troopers, who did not issue any citations. But federal officials say that discharging a firearm in that area violates federal regulations.
Hunters kill bear as shocked wildlife viewers watch
STERLING HIGHWAY: Troopers on scene don't issue ticket, but feds do.
By ELIZABETH BLUEMINK
Published: October 7th, 2009 09:59 PM
Last Modified: October 7th, 2009 10:49 PM
While camera-toting wildlife viewers watched in dismay on Saturday, two hunters opened fire on a juvenile brown bear that had been fishing in the Kenai River, next to a Sterling Highway bridge.
The killing of the bear -- which tumbled down an embankment and onto the highway after it was shot, according to one witness -- occurred in the presence of Alaska State Troopers, who did not issue any citations. But federal officials say that discharging a firearm in that area violates federal regulations.
Burglar stabbed by resident, police say
SELF-DEFENSE: Occupant's action seems justified, police say.
By JAMES HALPIN
Published: October 7th, 2009 03:16 PM
Last Modified: October 7th, 2009 10:22 PM
A prowler who apparently tried to slip into an East Anchorage apartment early Wednesday morning was hospitalized after its occupant stabbed him in the stomach, according to Anchorage police.
Police say the man who lived in the home, Foster Shaw, 66, was in his bedroom when he heard a thump on his porch about 1:20 a.m. He thought it might have been a moose and picked up a large knife as he went to check things out, according to police spokesman Lt. Dave Parker.
The apartment building in the 8800 block of Centennial Circle is out of the way at the north end of Muldoon in Centennial Village, a community for seniors. From its rear, where the balconies are, the building is obscured by trees on a steep, wooded slope.
Shaw looked outside to find his screen door had been opened. He saw a stranger on his first-floor balcony as he looked through the sliding glass door, police said.
When Shaw went to call police the would-be burglar came after him and grabbed his arm, according to police.
"It's not a wise idea to come at anyone else in the dark, particularly if you don't know if they're armed," Parker said.
Shaw stabbed the intruder and called police right away, he said. Police found Archie Wilson, 25, still on the porch with stab wounds to his abdomen. He could offer officers no explanation for why he was on the balcony.
Wilson, who remained hospitalized Wednesday afternoon and had not yet been charged with a crime, suffered non-life-threatening injuries. Police typically don't charge injured offenders until they are released from the hospital, so the city won't be responsible for the medical bill.
He could be facing a charge of attempted burglary when he is released, police said.
Police said the stabbing appears to be a justified case of self-defense.
The investigation is continuing.
SELF-DEFENSE: Occupant's action seems justified, police say.
By JAMES HALPIN
Published: October 7th, 2009 03:16 PM
Last Modified: October 7th, 2009 10:22 PM
A prowler who apparently tried to slip into an East Anchorage apartment early Wednesday morning was hospitalized after its occupant stabbed him in the stomach, according to Anchorage police.
Police say the man who lived in the home, Foster Shaw, 66, was in his bedroom when he heard a thump on his porch about 1:20 a.m. He thought it might have been a moose and picked up a large knife as he went to check things out, according to police spokesman Lt. Dave Parker.
The apartment building in the 8800 block of Centennial Circle is out of the way at the north end of Muldoon in Centennial Village, a community for seniors. From its rear, where the balconies are, the building is obscured by trees on a steep, wooded slope.
Shaw looked outside to find his screen door had been opened. He saw a stranger on his first-floor balcony as he looked through the sliding glass door, police said.
When Shaw went to call police the would-be burglar came after him and grabbed his arm, according to police.
"It's not a wise idea to come at anyone else in the dark, particularly if you don't know if they're armed," Parker said.
Shaw stabbed the intruder and called police right away, he said. Police found Archie Wilson, 25, still on the porch with stab wounds to his abdomen. He could offer officers no explanation for why he was on the balcony.
Wilson, who remained hospitalized Wednesday afternoon and had not yet been charged with a crime, suffered non-life-threatening injuries. Police typically don't charge injured offenders until they are released from the hospital, so the city won't be responsible for the medical bill.
He could be facing a charge of attempted burglary when he is released, police said.
Police said the stabbing appears to be a justified case of self-defense.
The investigation is continuing.
Busy night in local news
Mystery carcass found on roof of Midtown office building
By JAMES HALPIN
Published: October 7th, 2009 02:18 PM
Last Modified: October 7th, 2009 09:27 PM
Police responding to a report of a mutilated body with a severed head Wednesday afternoon were left wondering how the carcass of an ungulate landed itself on the roof of a Midtown office building.
The carcass consisted of a severed spinal column and some ribs that likely belonged to a moose, police Lt. Dave Parker said.
A maintenance worker came across the site on the roof of Building L on Business Park Boulevard off the southwest corner of Tudor Road and C Street about 1:30 p.m. The carcass had been there for some time, police said.
How exactly it got there was not clear. Parker said it could have been a prank or perhaps someone decided to skin a moose under the Midtown sky.
The building maintenance personnel would be responsible for clearing it away, Parker said.
Mystery carcass found on roof of Midtown office building
By JAMES HALPIN
Published: October 7th, 2009 02:18 PM
Last Modified: October 7th, 2009 09:27 PM
Police responding to a report of a mutilated body with a severed head Wednesday afternoon were left wondering how the carcass of an ungulate landed itself on the roof of a Midtown office building.
The carcass consisted of a severed spinal column and some ribs that likely belonged to a moose, police Lt. Dave Parker said.
A maintenance worker came across the site on the roof of Building L on Business Park Boulevard off the southwest corner of Tudor Road and C Street about 1:30 p.m. The carcass had been there for some time, police said.
How exactly it got there was not clear. Parker said it could have been a prank or perhaps someone decided to skin a moose under the Midtown sky.
The building maintenance personnel would be responsible for clearing it away, Parker said.
hmmmmmmmmm i think there's a moose on my porch, i know, i'll grab a butcher knife and ....................................
ok one more after this and i'm out, really i mean it
Selena Gomez, she's a cutie
Bastages! Good Morning.
back to the NNMTT or N2MT2
mornin RD
mornin RD
sorry got distracted an old buddy stopped by to chat
what did you find???