The man arrested after a several-hour standoff at a downtown Anchorage hotel on Friday now faces a charge of terroristic threatening.
at the Hotel Captain Cook in downtown Anchorage on Friday told police officers that he had multiple weapons and wanted to shoot “drunk Natives,” according to charging documents in the case.
A large number of police responded to downtown Anchorage, blocking off Fourth and Fifth Avenues, as well as Third and Seventh Avenues, between K Street and I Street. Police advised nearby pedestrians to avoid the area and many had their weapons pointed at a tower of the hotel.According to the affidavit, officers learned Holman had checked into a room and were able to communicate with him verbally from the hallway.
Officers obtained a search warrant, and also spoke to a relative of Holman’s outside the hotel, who, according to the charging documents, told them they were concerned about Holman’s mental state. The relative told police Holman had firearms with him, and also had them in his vehicle.
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