Polaris snowmobile driver, company charged after Alaska collision that killed three sled dogs Alaska State Troopers said the man and Polaris have been charged with a single charge of reckless driving.

Both a Minnesota man testing a snowmobile for his employer and the company have been cited for reckless driving after the machine slammed into a sled dog team and killed three dogs in December.

A Polaris snowmachine tester who struck a sled dog team in December on the Denali Highway, killing three dogs, has been charged with a misdemeanor count of reckless driving.

The State of Alaska charged Erik Johnson, of Roseau, and Minnesota-based Polaris Inc. with the misdemeanor in the crash.

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Alaska State Troopers say a Minnesota man testing snowmobiles for Polaris collided with a team of sled dogs on Dec. 11, leaving three of them dead and another hurt.

Dec. 13—A Minnesota man was testing snowmachines for manufacturer Polaris Inc. when he struck a sled dog team Monday on the Denali Highway, killing three dogs and seriously injuring another, a ...

Snowmachine manufacturer Polaris Inc. and a test driver working on behalf of the company are charged with misdemeanor reckless driving following a Dec. 11 collision that left three sled dogs ...