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Man who tried to hijack private plane at La Crosse airport found mentally incompetent

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Cody A. Anderson pleaded no contest Monday in La Crosse County Circuit Court to one felony count of attempted robbery with threat of force. Four other felony charges including attempted carjacking, making terror threats, making a bomb scare and failure to comply with an officer were dismissed. Judge Scott Horne then entered a not guilty verdict by reason of mental defect or disease.

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Man who tried to hijack private plane at La Crosse airport found mentally incompetent

A 31-year-old Wallace, Idaho, man has been found mentally incompetent to stand trial for attempting to board a private plane at the La Crosse Regional Airport. Cody A. Anderson pleaded no contest to one felony count of attempted robbery with threat of force, but four other felony charges were dismissed. The judge agreed with a medical assessment that Anderson was not responsible for his actions.

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