Wearing ankle and wrist chains and an orange jumpsuit, John Marvin, looking older after two years in jail, stood before Judge David George on Friday to receive his sentence for the killing of two Hoonah police officers.
At 19 minutes past noon on Thursday, an Alaska State Trooper with the Bureau of Highway Patrol stopped a Dodge truck for a moving violation at mile 65 of the Parks Highway, and found the driver in possession of 11 ounces of Marijuana.
47-year-old John Marvin, the man convicted of killing two Hoonah police officers in August of 2010 is due to be sentenced Friday in Juneau.
Looking for compromise, President Obama's proposed budget, which which was leaked today, but will be officially released next Wednesday, calls for significant reductions to the growth of Social Security and other benefit programs in exchange for further tax hikes.