Man Indicted for Shooting at Cops, Wounding K9

0:00It's April 25, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Anchorage News today, your AI-powered local news. A grand jury just indicted 30-year-old Marcus Mughborn on attempted murder charges after he allegedly shot at Anchorage police officers and wounded. Their canine dog last month. This all went down on April 15, near 34th Avenue and Bearing Street, where Mughborn fired multiple rounds during a confrontation, hitting. The dog and trading gunfire, with four cops, before getting shot himself with life-threatening injuries. It started with a stolen car report at the Circle K on Spanard Road. Folks tracked their ride to nearby streets, cops showed up to box it in, but Mughborn peeled out, circled back, and opened fire. He ended up in the hospital, now he's in Department of Corrections custody. The four officers involved are Jesse Amalsey, Parker Boydston, Jacob Astalaza, and Cameron Saloka. They all came through unharmed. As for K-9 Kiska, she lost a toe but bounced back quick, spotted walking in a boot with her

1:01favorite purple toy. Police dropped the officer's names over the weekend, and now Mughborn faces three counts of first degree, attempted murder, five counts of third degree, salt, plus one for misconduct with a weapon. With him locked up and charges locked in, Anchorage PD refs another high stakes call, reminding us how fast streets turn dangerous around here.