U.S. Senate candidate Kelly Tshibaka cited for fishing without commercial crew license 
By James Brooks US Source: adn 10/8/2021

Republican U.S. Senate candidate Kelly Tshibaka has been cited and fined $270 for commercial fishing without a commercial fishing crew license, the Alaska Department of Public Safety said Friday.

Tshibaka, running in next year’s race for U.S. Senate for the seat currently held by Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski, used commercial fishing gear in a July campaign ad partially filmed at a setnet site owned by former Lt. Gov. Loren Leman.
 

Tshibaka did not hold a commercial fishing crew license at the time, public records show.

Officials from the Department of Public Safety opened an investigation, and “after a thorough investigation and in consultation with the Alaska Department of Law’s Office of Special Prosecutions,” wildlife troopers cited Tshibaka.

In a written statement, Tshibaka said she “will abide” by the citation but believes officials are misapplying the licensing statute, which “clearly and expressly exempts a ‘visitor or guest’ aboard a commercial fishing vessel, which is obviously what I was.”

 
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