Alaska State Troopers
Filmed over 10 months, the series captures a mixture of raw nature and criminal activity throughout the Alaskan wilderness and its remote villages. Follow state troopers from two divisions within the storied organization: the “blue shirt”, who police the towns and villages, as well as the “brown shirt”, who enforce fish and game regulations for both commercial and sport activities.
The troopers find a fresh walrus carcass that's missing a very important part of its anatomy.
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Meet the young man who stages a fight club in one of the most remote towns in Alaska.
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Welcome to Little Diomede, a tiny town only a short cold walk across the frozen sea from Russia.
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Welcome to Elim Alaska's Native Store, where you can buy a bag of chips for $8.45.
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When this Alaskan lake freezes over, drivers turn it into an ice run with plenty of space for donuts.
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A man on a mission to work for the CIA calls the troopers in Wasilla after a little bit of drinking.
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So you say you'd like a frozen muskox head? Well here are some handy-dandy instructions from your friendly state troopers in Alaska.
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Welcome to state trooper training -- today you're getting a faceful of pepper spray!
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