Just another case of our broken Criminal Justice system in Alaska!  

It used to be that a 'Felony' was a serious crime where the convicted was punished.  Not anymore, they are just put on probation and told to play nice and don't get caught again.  Which in this case, the Bethel complaint was a "low-priority" one and the result is a dead man and possibly his wife.

Yes, the Criminal Justice System is overloaded, understaffed and underfunded, we have heard that before.  Just like AST is understaffed and has to prioritize their resources based on "priority".  The big question is 'why'?

If the Legislature can remodel offices, buy buildings, take trips on state money, and make back room deals with boondoggles to nowhere, then perhaps their priorities are wrong?

When the Governor can take trips promoting business, spend obscene money on buddy attorneys and consultants while the people of the state deal with property crimes which are "low-priority",  perhaps the voters are just stupid!