Man Accused Of Killing His Neighbor In Kachina Village In 2018 Is Found Guilty Of Murder

The man accused of killing his Kachina Village neighbor in 2018 has been convicted for murder. After one day of deliberations, 31-year-old Collin Tarr was found guilty Friday of second-degree murder and aggravated assault in connection with the death of 53-year-old Timothy School Larson. Coconino County Sheriff’s deputies responded to Gambel Oak Trail back on February 9th, 2018 after receiving a report there was a fight in progress. Two men were reportedly drinking when the fight started. When deputies arrived they found Larson unresponsive laying in the middle of the road. Larson was being guarded by an aggressive dog which was ultimately taken from the scene by a neighbor who knew it. A crew from the Highlands Fire Department arrived and began working on him to try and save his life, but Larson was pronounced dead a short time later and deputies arrested Tarr. He faces a minimum of ten years in prison. Sentencing will take place next month.