Deliberate homicide filed following Stevensville Christmas Day shooting
By: Mark Thorsell
and last updated 2020-12-29 12:23:16-05
Trevor Matthew Looney, 33, of Stevensville has been charged with deliberate homicide as well as a felony drug charge in connection with the death of 39-year-old John Harvey Komotios.
Ravalli County Sheriff s Office deputies responded to an address on 5th Street in Stevensville shortly after midnight on Dec. 25. Looney allegedly shot Komotios several times with a handgun; Komotios died at the scene.
Court documents state that Looney called 9-1-1 and reported that there had been a shooting and that I shot him that he tried to kill me . An investigation determined Looney knew Komotios from the time the two served together in jail.
Deliberate homicide filed following Stevensville Christmas Day shooting
By: Mark Thorsell
and last updated 2020-12-29 12:23:16-05
Trevor Matthew Looney, 33, of Stevensville has been charged with deliberate homicide as well as a felony drug charge in connection with the death of 39-year-old John Harvey Komotios.
Ravalli County Sheriff s Office deputies responded to an address on 5th Street in Stevensville shortly after midnight on Dec. 25. Looney allegedly shot Komotios several times with a handgun; Komotios died at the scene.
Court documents state that Looney called 9-1-1 and reported that there had been a shooting and that I shot him that he tried to kill me . An investigation determined Looney knew Komotios from the time the two served together in jail.
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33 year-old Trevor Mooney of Stevensville was arrested early Christmas morning by the Ravalli County Sheriff’s Office and charged with deliberate homicide and possession of dangerous drugs.
Ravalli County received its first doses of the COVID-19 vaccine this week.
Marcus Daly Memorial Hospital began vaccinating its frontline healthcare workers with the 400 doses of the Moderna vaccine it received Wednesday.
The hospitalâs spokesperson, Christina Voyles, said vaccinations were expected to continue Thursday âdespite the holiday, as many are anxious/excited to receive it.â
Voyles said the vaccine is only being offered to hospital staff and other county healthcare workers who are in high-risk or clinical roles. The remaining hospital staff will be able to receive the vaccine when the next shipment arrives.
âSince this first shipment was a reduced amount, weâve had to ensure those in the most contact and highest-risk positions be the first offered the vaccine,â Voyles said.