Alaska Bureau of Investigation
Coverage of Alaska Bureau of Investigation in the Nexus archive.
- Ex-Alaska mayor and ‘parent of the year’ charged with sexual abuse of minors
Ulric Ulroan, a former mayor of a city in Alaska who coached high school girls basketball and won a parent of the year award, has been charged with 47 criminal counts related to allegations of sexually assaulting teenage girls from 2009 to 2025. Authorities received a tip in January about his alleged abuse of a 17-year-old girl in Chevak, leading to further reports of similar incidents in multiple Alaska communities.
- Former ‘Parent of the Year’ facing over 45 charges for sexually assaulting teen girls, authorities say
Ulric Jeffery Ulroan is facing 47 charges including sexual abuse, assault, and indecent exposure of teenage girls between 2009-2010 and 2015-2017. He was a certified foster parent, mayor of Chevak, and girls’ basketball coach. At least six victims were identified, with crimes occurring in Chevak, Mountain Village, Anchorage, and potentially Nome.
- Former ‘Parent of the Year’ facing over 45 charges for sexually assaulting teen girls, authorities say
A 48-year-old Alaska man is facing 47 charges including sexual abuse and assault of teenage girls between 2009-2010 and 2015-2017. He was a certified foster parent, mayor of Chevak, and basketball coach, with at least six victims identified in the indictment.
- Former ‘Parent of the Year’ facing over 45 charges for sexually assaulting teen girls, authorities say
Ulric Jeffery Ulroan, a 48-year-old Alaska man, faces 47 charges including sexual abuse and assault of teenage girls between 2009-2010 and 2015-2017. He was a certified foster parent, mayor of Chevak, and basketball coach, with charges alleging abuse of at least six victims. Ulroan is currently jailed in Anvil Mountain Correctional Center with a $250,000 bail.