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Anchorage mayor appoints city s first Black police chief

April 24, 2021 GMT ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) The Anchorage Police Department will have its first ever Black chief of police when Kenneth McCoy starts next Monday. McCoy, currently the deputy chief of police, replaces Justin Doll, who will be on leave until he officially retires over the summer. “For an announcement like this to be made during our 100th year, that our first African American chief is going to be at the helm, is very humbling and meaningful to me, and to my family, to this community,” McCoy said. “And I think it serves as a sign of hope that, you know, we can come together and we can heal and we can make positive change.”

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Anchorage mayor appoints city s first Black police chief

Anchorage mayor appoints city s first Black police chief
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Anchorage mayor appoints city s first Black police chief

Anchorage mayor appoints city s first Black police chief
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New UAA study reviews officer use of deadly force in Alaska

New UAA study reviews officer use of deadly force in Alaska Dave Leval © Provided by Anchorage KTUU-TV Anchorage Police on scene after a reported officer involved shooting Monday, August 5, 2019 on Lane Street in Mountain View. ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - A new report from the Alaska Justice Information Center sheds light on the 92 cases of deadly force used by law enforcement officers around Alaska during the previous decade. The Alaska Justice Information Center (AJiC) at the University of Alaska Anchorage has released the study “Alaska Police Officer Use of Deadly Force: 2010-2020″. It reviewed case files from the Alaska Department of Law Office of Special Prosecutions (OSP) involving police officer use of deadly force.

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For a Kenai Peninsula pharmacist, the COVID-19 vaccine fight tests friendships

For a Kenai Peninsula pharmacist, the COVID-19 vaccine fight tests friendships
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