"Davis Stabbing Spree Suspect Deemed Competent, Trial to Proceed"
Carlos Reales Dominguez, the former U.C. Davis student accused of fatally stabbing two individuals and injuring another, has been deemed competent to stand trial by a California judge after receiving treatment at a state psychiatric hospital. Initially found incompetent, his mental health has improved to meet legal standards for understanding and participating in legal proceedings. The ruling follows a period of treatment for schizophrenia, allowing the criminal case to proceed with a preliminary hearing scheduled for February 26.