MUSKEGON, Mich. — A scheduled preliminary examination for the man suspected of stabbing the president of Anderson Express has been adjourned ahead of an ordered competency examination.
The stabbing happened Dec. 17 during a company meeting, according to the Fruitport Township Police Department (FTPD). The suspect, 32-year-old Nathan Mahoney, was arrested shortly after in Ravenna.
At the time, a spokesperson for Anderson Express told FOX 17 the president "has a good prognosis for a full and speedy recovery."
Mahoney was charged the next morning with assault with murderous intent and fleeing and eluding.
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Employee charged in stabbing of president of Muskegon County manufacturer
On Monday, 60th District Court told FOX 17 Mahoney was scheduled for a preliminary hearing this Thursday, until an order was filed for Mahoney to undergo a competency examination. The order prompted the court hearing to be adjourned.
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