ANCHORAGE — The U.S. Coast Guard on Wednesday suspended its search off Kodiak Island for an Alaska Native leader who abruptly quit his executive positions and went missing in his helicopter after being accused of sexual misconduct.
Andy Teuber, former president of the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium (ANTHC), the largest tribal health organization in the United States, disappeared while piloting a chopper on Tuesday afternoon from Anchorage.
A search was initiated later in the day after he failed to reach his destination on Kodiak, in the western Gulf of Alaska.
Coast Guard helicopter and cutter crews scoured the waters northeast of Kodiak for a second days without findi…
Keep on reading: Alaska leader embroiled in scandal lost at sea in presumed helicopter crash