Troopers find shotgun shells and handgun casings after Fairbanks shots-fired call

Alaska State Troopers are investigating a shots-fired call at a Fairbanks home late Saturday night after finding several shotgun shells and handgun casings at the scene.

Troopers responded to the residence at about 11:51 pm, according to the trooper dispatch. The dispatch dates the call Saturday, Nov. 15, but Nov. 15 is a Sunday, and troopers posted the report at 5:39 am that day. That places the call late Saturday, Nov. 14.

No damage was reported "at this time," troopers wrote. The person who called in the gunfire told troopers he believes he knows the suspect. The dispatch does not name the suspect.

The dispatch does not say whether anyone was hurt, how many shots were fired or where in Fairbanks the home is. It does not report an arrest or charges. It says only that the investigation continues.

Troopers' D Detachment, which covers the Interior from the agency's Fairbanks headquarters, is handling the case.