Suspect in killing of Hoonah officers deaths pleads not guilty

Published: September 14, 2010 

John Nick Marvin Jr. looks back at the courtroom during his arraignment in Juneau Superior Court Monday, Sept. 13, 2010 in Juneau, Alaska. Marvin is accused of killing two Hoonah police officers on Aug. 28th. Marvin is charged with two counts of first-degree murder and two counts of weapons misconduct. The Juneau Empire reports Superior Court Judge Patricia A. Collins set a Dec. 6, 2010 trial date with a pretrial hearing on December 1.

JUNEAU -- The man accused of killing two Hoonah police officers has pleaded not guilty, through his attorney.

Juneau Superior Court Judge Patricia Collins set a tentative trial date of Dec. 6 for John Marvin, charged with two counts of first-degree murder in the Aug. 28 shooting deaths of Matthew Tokuoka and Anthony Wallace.

Public defender Eric Hedland represented Marvin at arraignment Monday and asked for a jury trial.

Collins maintained Marvin's bail at $1 million.

Hedland told the Juneau Empire he probably will not comment to the press throughout the proceedings.

Judge Collins set a hearing for Oct. 12 to determine pretrial deadlines and the status of the case.

Marvin also faces two counts of weapons misconduct.

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