If you like regular arrest content, be sure to check out our other channel @ArrestCam An officer with the Division of Alaska Wildlife Troopers located a marten trap set after the season closed. He placed a cellphone camera in the area and, 8 days later, received a notification from the camera. In the end, the suspect was charged with attempting to trap marten during a closed season. The charge was later amended to a non-criminal violation, he pled guilty, and was ordered to pay $320.00 in costs and fines. Two weeks after the due date, the amount was sent to collections. If you like this video and want to see more like it, Subscribe to Arrest Cam. As always, thanks for watching! **************************** Our featured content highlights law enforcement interactions, focusing on education rather than public shaming or ridicule. In a world where discussions about law enforcement are often misleading, it’s important to present these interactions in their proper context to inform and educate the public. A detainment or arrest does not constitute evidence of guilt. All individuals referenced are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law and are entitled to due process and a fair and public trial. We are not affiliated with any law enforcement agency or any court system. While every effort is made to ensure accuracy, we do not guarantee the completeness or current status of the information published. Viewers are encouraged to verify details through official public records. If information needs corrected, please email us at arrestcamrequests@gmail.com . ****************************