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Tlingit and Haida talks tribal courts at weekly luncheon
Soon, the courts will gain access to several national crime databases.
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Improving but there’s more work to do, JPD and Assembly agree
The JPD meets many standards protesters want already, chief says
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Assembly asks for use of force policy specifics
Police department’s top brass says no for now, citing legal concerns.
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JPD: Man subdued after trying to grab officer’s sidearm during arrest
The suspect was charged with 17 separate offenses, including drug and firearm charges.
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Police say teenager a ‘person of interest’ in Fred Meyer vehicle vandalism
The damages totalled about $16,000.
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Sealaska Heritage Institute sues Neiman Marcus for “blatant” copyright infringement
The case is the first of its kind in the U.S.
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Juneau woman arrested for terroristic threatening
No one injured, and police say the threat appears to have been false.
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Mask-sewing program underway at Lemon Creek as state confirms 7th COVID-19 case
The Department of Corrections wants to make 40,000 masks by next week.
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LCCC isolating infected staff, distancing inmates as coronavirus spreads
Isolating confirmed cases, seperating inmates, and issued PPE are all in effect.
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Multiple confirmed coronavirus cases reported among Lemon Creek Correctional Center staff
So far, no inmates have tested positive.
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Man arrested after police say pizza delivery driver was threatened with gun
Neither the pizza nor the driver’s money was stolen.
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JPD hardens department against possible coronavirus infection
JPD is looking to reduce chances of contracting or spreading the coronavirus.
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JPD says they’re ready for coronavirus, quarantine
Business as usual- with some sensible precautions.
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JPD officer involved in fatal shooting cleared
The Office of Special Prosecution investigated the case.
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Juneau police arrest man for weapons misconduct, possession of drugs
The man was located Wednesday morning with heroin and methamphetamine.
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Felony sexual offense reports rise sharply across Alaska, except Southeast
The majority of offenses were at home, by family or acquaintances.