Ex-Alaska Mayor Indicted on 47 Counts of Sexual Assault
The indictment follows allegations spanning 2009 to 2025, and state troopers said there could be additional victims who have not yet come forward.
- Ulric Jeffrey Ulroan, former mayor of Chevak, Alaska, has been indicted on 47 counts of sexual assault and related crimes involving minors.
- The investigation began in January after a tip about Ulroan allegedly abusing a 17-year-old girl between 2009 and 2010, with at least six accusers named during the investigation, and authorities suggest there may be additional victims.
- Ulroan served as a foster parent from 2005 to 2023, with some crimes reportedly occurring between 2015 and 2017 while he was in that role.
- Ulroan and his wife Mary were named parents of the year in 2019, and Mary has asked for privacy and compassion during this painful time for their family.
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Former Alaska Mayor, Once Named 'Parent of the Year,' Indicted on 47 Charges Involving Teen Girls
A former Alaska mayor who was honoured as 'Parent of the Year' is now facing 47 criminal charges involving teenage girls, a dramatic reversal in the public life of a local leader whose case has drawn widespread attention across Alaska. In 2019, Ulric Jeffery Ulroan and his wife were recognised by the Alaska Federation of Natives as 'Parents of the Year', an award honouring families for their commitment to raising children and supporting their co…
Grand jury indicts man on 47 counts of sexual abuse crimes
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