http://www.ktva.com/ci_16146251 ANCHORAGE, Alaska - The HIV status of thousands of Alaskans could be in the hands of a thief. Anchorage Police, along with the Alaska Aids Assistance Association known as the Four A's, say the sensitive information was taken earlier this month, but because the investigation is still very active, a lot of information is not being made public at this time. However, both police officials and Four A's representatives say they're confident neither the organization, nor the information, were specifically targeted. "The potential breach could affect around 2,000 individuals statewide, and until the investigation is completed itself, will we be able to determine if anybody at all was affected, to what level and then that will determine how we notify them, when we notify them and what information we share," said Four A's Executive Director Trevor Storrs.