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His attorney asked for a competency hearing after he was deemed incompetent to stand trial on assault charges in April.

A homeless man in Seattle who has been behind bars since March is expected to receive more than $36,000 from the state for not receiving court-ordered mental health treatments.

A 40-year-old who was charged with first-degree murder will likely receive more than $36,000 because he didn't get mental health treatments, Fox News reported.

Alexander Jay has remained behind bars since March when prosecutors said he attacked two women in Seattle and bludgeoned another to death.

The man accused of shoving a woman down the stairs at a Seattle light rail station and for a deadly beating that happened just a few hours later again did not appear in court.

A Seattle man, who has been in jail since March on assault allegations, was charged Tuesday with premeditated first-degree murder on Capitol Hill.

Surveillance video showed Jay throwing the victim down a flight of stairs multiple times. The victim suffered three broken ribs and a broken clavicle.

A man accused of shoving a woman down the stairs at a Seattle light rail station now faces a first-degree murder charge for a beating that occurred the same day.

Alexander Jay is a homeless man and prolific offender accused of a random stabbing, a random assault, and murder.

The alleged attack occurred within the same 24-hour period as an alleged assault on Kim Hayes and another woman at a bus stop.