No Mental Evaluation Yet for Man Accused of Killing Jacksonville Firefighter
By: KARK 4 News
Updated: July 30, 2012
There
was no determination made Monday on whether a man accused of hitting
and killing a Jacksonville firefighter is mentally fit to stand
trial.
Bryce Allen appeared before a judge Monday but because his mental evaluation report from the State Hospital wasn't ready, the hearing was rescheduled for next month.
Allen is accused of killing Captain Donald Jones and injuring two others in March after police say he ran into them while they were responding to an accident involving Allen's mother.
Allen has had mental issues in the past.
We'll keep you updated on his case.
Bryce Allen appeared before a judge Monday but because his mental evaluation report from the State Hospital wasn't ready, the hearing was rescheduled for next month.
Allen is accused of killing Captain Donald Jones and injuring two others in March after police say he ran into them while they were responding to an accident involving Allen's mother.
Allen has had mental issues in the past.
We'll keep you updated on his case.
Comments
Whatever his mental condition, he needs to be locked away for good so he can never endanger another person.
Billy D.
July 30, 2012 at 5:33 pm
Whatever his mental condition, he needs to be locked away for good so he can never endanger another person.
Billy D.
July 30, 2012 at 5:33 pm
