Anchorage Officer Resigns After DUI | Anchorage News

An Anchorage police officer, Charles Bowser, has resigned after being accused of driving his patrol car while seriously drunk off-duty in March — his blood alcohol level was over three times the legal limit. Charged with a misdemeanor DUI, Bowser was placed on administrative leave and later confirmed his resignation as legal proceedings and an internal investigation unfolded. The incident, reported by a roommate who feared for his safety, was captured on video showing erratic driving and near-crashes. Bowser’s court date is August 3rd — and he’s not alone: fellow officer Corey Adkins also faces DUI charges from a January incident, with his next court date set for September. This sobering case raises serious questions about accountability among those sworn to protect and serve.

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