Billy Joel special will air again after the abrupt cut-off on CBSWoman charged with first-degree murder for selling fentanyl to OD victim in Collier County
A judge ruled that Jose Bonilla, suspected Zombicon shooter, is fit to stand trial Tuesday in a competency hearing. Tuesday’s hearing followed conflicting evaluations by two doctors who were split in their decision. MORE: Lawyer for Zombicon shooting suspect focuses on mental health A third doctor looked over Bonilla’s educational records and spoke with his family and presented that information to a judge Tuesday morning in court. Jose Raul Bonilla, 23, of Immokalee, was arrested in connection with the deadly 2015 Zombicon shooting. Bonilla faces a charge of second-degree murder. MORE: 911 calls detail frantic moments at Zombicon shooting