Killer Deemed Not Fit for Trial

Shot two officers in Hoonah in 2010

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Story Created: Jan 11, 2012 at 8:52 AM AKDT

Story Updated: Jan 11, 2012 at 8:52 AM AKDT

The 46-year-old man accused of shooting to death two Hoonah police officers will not be standing trial for the 2010 murders.

Superior Court Judge David George found John Marvin “incompetent to stand trial,” and, according to court records, ordered that he be committed.

The competency hearing was held Monday in Juneau.

Officer Matthew Tokuoka and Sergeant Anthony Wallace were slain in what’s been called an ambush attack in late August of 2010.

 

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Justice said on Saturday, Feb 11 at 9:58 AM

Make him fit, give him a pill & then try him for first degree murder. Get a grip on these stinking criminals.They just run free.

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JUSTICE said on Saturday, Jan 14 at 7:12 AM

Oh give us a break. EXCUSES, excuses. Who did they pay off on this one? Psychiarist, defense attorney?There are Laws, but NO JUSTICE.What a crock!

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