Judge Orders Mental Health Evaluation for Stabbing Suspect

0:00A Johnson County judge has ordered a mental health evaluation for the 27-year-old man charged with stabbing a middle school teacher at an Ann, O'Lady parked back on March 19th. The attack happened around 12-5 pm, at 2-trails part, where first responders found 38-year-old Jamie Trump with a serious nick. Wound, Quann Inn Trezvan, faces an attempted first-degree murder charge after witnesses described him acting agitated and strange leading up to the incident. Trump, a local teacher, survived the stabbing but has shook the community, highlighting concerns over random violence in public spaces. No clear motive has emerged yet. This week, Trezvan's attorneys filed a motion for a competency check, and at a preliminary hearing on Thursday, District Judge Christina Dunn. Jillinborg approved it. The exam will happen at the Johnson County jail through the local mental health center. With proceedings now on hold into the competency hearing, the case remains paused as experts assess whether Trezvan can stand trial.

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