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The Recorder - Gene s not going anywhere : Community helps WWII vet stay in Orange home

‘Gene’s not going anywhere’: Community helps WWII vet stay in Orange home >Tom Mann at T.S. Mann Lumber Co. crafted four raised garden beds for 93-year-old U.S. Navy veteran Eugene Litchfield of Orange. Staff Photo/Domenic Poli > >Community members volunteered their time and effort to make U.S. Navy veteran Eugene Litchfield’s house wheelchair accessible. This is a newly-built ramp behind his East River Street house in Orange. Staff Photo/Domenic Poli > >U.S. Navy veteran Eugene Litchfield, 93, tests out his electric wheelchair on his newly built ramp at his home on East River Street in Orange on Thursday morning. Litchfield recently fell in a backyard garden that he shares with a neighbor and was considering senior housing until community members stepped up. Staff Photo/Domenic Poli

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Mental exam ordered for California mass murder suspect shot in head by cops

Article content Superior Court Judge Cheri Pham ordered the mental evaluation to determine if Gonzales understands the charges against him and can meaningfully assist in his own defense, his lawyer, Kenneth Morrison, told Reuters. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or “As I told the court, he appears to be making improvement in his physical condition, but he is still not at this point able to communicate effectively,” Morrison said. Authorities have not disclosed a possible motive for the shooting spree, but have said the gunman had both personal and business connections to all of the adult victims.

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Orange mass shooting suspect appears in court, criminal proceeding suspended

Orange mass shooting suspect appears in court, criminal proceeding suspended By CNS author article ORANGE COUNTY, Calif. - An Orange County Superior Court judge Thursday suspended legal proceedings in the case against a man accused of killing four people in a shooting rampage in Orange while two doctors will examine the defendant to determine if he is able to assist in his defense. Aminadab Gaxiola Gonzalez, 44, sustained a bullet wound to the head in the March 31 shootings and had to have a portion of his brain removed during surgery. He has been described as somewhat like a stroke patient working to recover his ability to walk and speak, but has shown some signs of progress, though not enough for his attorneys to say in court whether they can communicate with him enough so he can assist in his defense.

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Man Accused in Orange Mass Shooting to Make First Court Appearance

Man Accused in Orange Mass Shooting to Make First Court Appearance
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