June 12

Alaska State Troopers at 1:23 a.m. went to a disturbance at a Twin Peaks Loop home in Anchor Point. Troopers alleged a 43-year-old Anchor Point woman assaulted a family member and destroyed property. Troopers arrested the woman for fourth-degree assault, domestic violence, and fifth-degree criminal mischief. Troopers said alcohol was involved in the case.

Troopers at 10:20 a.m. received a report of a break-in at a Voznesenka home that happened sometime during the past two weeks. The complainant said Israeli makeup, a Nissan Xterra car, a boat and a personal watercraft on separate trailers were taken from a garage. The Nissan and personal watercraft were later recovered, but the boat remains missing. The boat is a 16-foot homemade fiberglass boat that is white with a gray stripe.

June 16

Troopers received a report of an assault with a firearm at property in Tuxedni Bay on the west side of Cook Inlet. Troopers went by helicopter to the scene and arrested a 67-year-old Ninilchik man of three counts of second-degree assault, one count of third-degree assault and one count of fourth-degree misconduct involving a weapon. Troopers alleged the man fired a shotgun toward another person and then hit the person three times with the shotgun butt. The victim videotaped the incident. The assault appeared to be unprovoked, troopers said.

June 18

Troopers and Anchor Point Fire and EMS went to a single-car collision with injuries near Mile 162 Sterling Highway. Witnesses reported a 28-year-old Anchorage woman lost control of her 2000 Mitsubishi Eclipse on a curve near Black Water Bend. The car left the road and hit a driveway embankment. The woman and her passenger suffered injuries and were taken to South Peninsula Hospital. Troopers said they believe alcohol and drugs were factors in the crash. An investigation is ongoing and charges are expected.

June 11-18

Alaska Wildlife Troopers made the following citations: June 11, 76-year-old French man, failure to immediately record a king salmon; 73-year-old French man, failure to have a nonresident king salmon stamp; June 12, 40-year-old Anchorage man, failure to immediately record a king salmon; a 19-year-old man and a 20-year-old man, both of California, fishing in closed waters on the Anchor River; June 18, 30-year-old Eagle River man, fishing in closed waters in Deep Creek.