Jury to Determine Competency of Suspect in Fatal Davis Stabbings

A court-appointed psychologist found Carlos Dominguez mentally incompetent to stand trial for the stabbing deaths of two men and the attempted murder of a woman near the UC Davis campus.
Prosecutors are contesting the psychologist's findings, leading to a jury trial to determine Dominguez's competency.
Dominguez interrupted a court hearing to apologize for the crimes, though his statements were struck from the record.
Dominguez was a UC Davis student at the time of the stabbings until being dismissed for academic reasons.
The stabbings shook the small town of Davis and the UC Davis community.