"The man's snow machine became disabled, an ADPS spokesperson confirmed to Insider." https://www.businessinsider.com/stranded-man-alaska-rescued-...
So we know.
So we know.
Mechanical failures happen.
It stands to reason that when you are in such conditions, you should be prepared for circumstances such as "what happens if my means of transportation breaks down".
It seems like a risk was taken, and when you take a risk and things go wrong and you need to be rescued, you are putting the lives of other people at risk.
Maybe it was all completely justified, but on paper it doesn't seem that way.