Alaska Trooper's Widow Pushes to Change Survivor Benefits

    March 17, 2016
    The wife and three daughters left behind by Alaska State Trooper Sgt. Scott Johnson, shot dead while responding to a 2014 call for help in Tanana, lost health insurance coverage just weeks after the 23-year veteran was murdered.

    The wife and three daughters left behind by Alaska State Trooper Sgt. Scott Johnson, shot dead while responding to a 2014 call for help in Tanana, lost health insurance coverage just weeks after the 23-year veteran was murdered.

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