The jury returned its verdict Wednesday against Karan Clifton.
Anchorage Deputy District Attorney Sharon Marshall says Clifton was armed with a loaded handgun when she went to the meeting with her bosses. When a supervisor told Clifton she would need an evaluation before returning to work, Marshall says Clifton pulled out the gun and pointed it at the chest of one of her supervisors.
Marshall says Clifton pulled the trigger, but the gun didn't fire. Clifton was apprehended after a struggle.
She faces up to 99 years at sentencing.
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