Moments before a preliminary hearing in his murder trial, attorneys for Carlos Medina raised doubts about his mental health and competence to face charges for gunning down L.A. Bishop David G. O’Connell.
Source: Los Angeles Times
Criminal case against handyman who gunned down L.A. bishop paused amid mental health concerns
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