The reality TV star sustained the injury when he was moving a snow machine that was stuck in the snow. How did Andy Bassich break his hip?Īndy Bassich suffered a life-threatening hip injury while living in Alaska. It sits 12 miles from the eastern border of the Artic National Wildlife Refuge and smack dab in the middle of grizzly bear territory. Who owns kavik now?Īikens owns and operates the Kavik River Camp, one of the most remote bed and breakfast operations in the world.
Chip lived in Kalispell, Montana before moving to Alaska.
Henry has a record of trouble with alcohol. The Alaska Bureau of Investigation is investigating the shooting by troopers, Peters said. Henry had multiple guns, said Peters, the trooper spokeswoman.Īround 4 p.m., Henry stepped outside and directed one of his guns toward troopers, the trooper report said.Ī warrant earlier on Friday was issued for Henry's arrest on charges of weapons misconduct, troopers said. Troopers were awaiting tactical team and crisis negotiation reinforcements when the standoff ended, they said. Members of a Special Emergency Response Team as well as a crisis negotiation team arrived in Noorvik early Friday. Troopers say witnesses told them he was intoxicated. Troopers did not immediately respond to requests to discuss Hailstone's account.īy the time officers arrived, the man they identified as Henry was holed up in his home and still firing a gun, troopers said in a report. Residents kept the streets clear until troopers got there, he said. "That's what he repeated over and over and over again." At one point, his friend recounted, Henry said he wanted to shoot as many troopers as possible before he died. "He wanted to kill a trooper and have a trooper kill him," Hailstone said. Henry was yelling that he wanted to shoot troopers, Hailstone said. Knocked on his door, and he started shooting through the wall at me," Hailstone said. "I went over to his house and started talking to him. Henry was alone in the house, though his mother, brother and brother's family live there, Hailstone said. The friend said that unlike what troopers reported, he didn't think Henry was shooting as he walked from one side of town to the other, only after he got home. Henry and another man were drinking together Thursday then Henry went to his home and began shooting, Hailstone said. He also was upset with troopers, Hailstone said. No one besides Henry has been reported hurt.Ī Noorvik resident, Edward "Chip" Hailstone, said Henry is a friend and was distraught about some family issues. Some of the shots were fired toward homes, troopers said. Noorvik is a community of about 625 people 45 miles east of Kotzebue. Thursday after hearing reports of a man firing a gun while walking around the village. Troopers from Kotzebue arrived in Noorvik around 11:30 p.m. The shooting by troopers ended a standoff that began the night before. On Friday evening, he was on his way to Anchorage in trooper custody, spokeswoman Megan Peters said. Henry was being flown to Kotzebue for treatment, troopers said. They identified the man as Jeffery Henry, 40, and said he suffered life-threatening injuries in the 4 p.m. A man who had been firing his gun in the Northwest village of Noorvik was shot Friday afternoon by Alaska State Troopers after he stepped outside his residence and "brandished a firearm" toward officers, they said in a statement.
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