Anchorage police are searching for a man they believe is responsible for a deadly shooting Thursday morning in Anchorage’s busy Fairview neighborhood.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska - they believe the man fired at least one shot “outside at a camp” around East Fifth Avenue and Karluk Street around 10:15 a.m.
Police have shared the following photo of the suspect. They ask the public to call 911 if he’s spotted. He should not be approached, police added. Homicide suspect critically hurt in Anchorage officer-involved shooting; Name of victim released by APD
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