Roy Johnson, one of the two men charged in the deadly Marriott hotel shooting of a Long Island father visiting Poughkeepsie for a college family weekend last fall, was found guilty of second-degree murder
“The Kutz family has been devastated in a way that we cannot comprehend nor change, but we hope this verdict will in some small way provide the family with the ability to move forward," Chief Assistant District Attorney Matthew Weishaupt said in a statement Friday.Paul Kutz had been in Poughkeepsie, where one of his three sons attended Marist College, and was in the lobby at the Courtyard by Marriott when gunshots rang out.
Police for the city of Poughkeepsie said Wednesday that while they were aware the alleged gunman who killed a father in a seemingly random hotel lobby shooting had been a fugitive of the law, they couldn’t arrest him for one simple reason: They couldn’t find him. Johnson had been indicted alongside Devin Taylor in the death of Kutz. Taylor pleaded guilty to a weapons charge earlier this year -- and to murdering another man in a separate investigation in the same city this past summer.
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