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A Canadian judge on Friday ordered the suspect in the Filipino heritage festival attack to undergo a mental health assessment that will determine if he is able to stand trial.
Kai-Ji Adam Lo, 30, is accused of driving his sport utility vehicle through a large crowd at the festival, killing 11 people and injuring more than 24.
He appeared in court through a video link, wearing an orange short-sleeved jumpsuit.
He is due back in court on May 30.
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House Oversight Ranking Member Robert Garcia on Thursday sent a letter to acting Special Counsel Jamieson Greer, calling for an investigation into whether the Trump […]
(The Center Square) – California is set to experience deficits of $10 billion to $20 billion each of the next several years, according to a […]