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Alaska Governor's Aide Arrested for DUI

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Alaska Governors Aide, Forrest Wolfe, Arrested for DUI: Faces Scrutiny in Juneau

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Alaska Governor's Aide Arrested for DUI

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It's March 28th. This is Anchorage News today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story. An aide to Alaska Governor Mike Dunlevy named Forest Wolf faces driving under the influence charges after an arrest Thursday evening in Juneau. Wolf serves as the governor's deputy legislative director. Police pulled him over around 10.30 that night in a busy downtown spot. Officer stop Wolf's red Chevy Tahoe when it nearly caused the crash near bars, restaurants and the state capital. He posted $500 bail and walked out of Limon Creek Correctional Center early Friday morning. Wolf has worked in state government before, including stints at the Department of Administration and as a legislative aide. Back in 2022, he ran as a Republican for an Anchorage seat in the state house. So far he has not commented and the governor's office stayed quiet too. Wolf heads back to court on Tuesday for his next hearing. Police continue to review the case, but for now it highlights scrutiny on public officials

behind the wheel in the capital city.

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