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A Dutchess County jury found the Poughkeepsie man charged in the killing of a Marist College father during parents' weekend guilty on all charges.

Roy Johnson, 36, was convicted of shooting and killing 53-year-old Paul Kutz at the Courtyard Marriott Hotel on Route 9 last October.

Police say Johnson and another man - Devin Taylor - were staying at the hotel and had guns and bomb making materials in their room. Taylor already pleaded guilty to weapons charges in the case.

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Officials say Johnson got into an argument with hotel staff and fired several shots in the lobby - one of which killed Kutz.

Johnson will be sentenced on June 26.