Alaska Wildlife Troopers (AWT) put down a brown bear at the AK Public Safety Academy after it charged a man and was not fearful of groups of people. This video is for documentary/educational purposes only. Below is the incident report from AWT. Sitka Police Department received a report that a pedestrian walking on Indian River Road adjacent to the Public Safety Academy was bluff charged by a brown bear that emerged out of the woods and into the road. A vehicle passing by observed and the man was able to get into the car to avoid the bear. A short time later the bear emerged from the woods behind the academy and walked by a group of recruits and staff who were doing taser scenario training. The animal was not aggressive towards Academy personnel, but did not show an appropriate fear of humans. Upon AWT arrival the bear, a 7' male, was found in the woods approximately 35 yards from the academy and was killed by AWT, Sgt. Branch, and Sgt. Ewers of Sitka PD. The carcass was subsequently used to conduct training for the recruits in wildlife investigations and skinning. The bear was a healthy male with no apparent injuries or nourishment issues. Partial necropsy revealed it had been feeding on garbage. The skull and hide/claws were turned over to Biologist Bethune of ADF&G. BWC; yes. Photos; no, audio; no, notes; no.