Police shooting suspect in court

Posted Oct 30, 2012 6:28 am.

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A Northern Alberta man charged in the shooting of two police officers this year is due in court Tuesday on a second degree murder charge.

Sawyer Clarke-Robison is accused in the death of his uncle Bradford Clarke. Clarke’s body was found in a Killam-area home at the centre of the standoff that left two officers wounded back in February.

Robison is also charged with weapons offences in the attack.

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