AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAnchorage Police Scrutiny: Anchorage police say two of the three officers involved in this week’s fatal East Anchorage shooting have been tied to multiple other deadly on-duty encounters, as the department reviews whether to adjust training on non-lethal force. Consumer Finance: Acting AG Mills joined a multistate settlement with GreenSky over unauthorized loans in consumers’ names; Alaska gets $111,714 in penalties and a restitution process worth up to $6 million. Cybercrime: A 23-year-old Canadian, accused of running the KimWolf botnet used for DDoS-for-hire attacks, was arrested in Ottawa as U.S. prosecutors seek extradition—investigators say the botnet hit nearly two million devices, including in Alaska. Local Schools & Transit: Anchorage families are saying goodbye to three closing elementary schools, while Juneau’s Goldbelt Tram remains shut indefinitely after a late-April incident. Travel & Culture: Virgin Voyages kicks off its Alaska season from Seattle, and Alaska’s Memorial Day weekend calendar highlights events like Kodiak’s Crab Festival.
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