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Competency proceedings continued without resolution on Monday for an Omaha man who was found guilty of killing two Sonic drive-thru employees and injuring two others during a 2020 shooting.
Competency proceedings continued without resolution on Monday for an Omaha man who was found guilty of killing two Sonic drive-thru employees and injuring two others during a 2020 shooting.
Three weeks after Roberto Silva Jr. pleaded guilty to killing two Sonic restaurant employees, his attorneys have filed a motion to determine his mental competency.
The Sarpy County attorney said his office still plans to seek the death penalty, despite Roberto Silva's wish to die, because he thinks the facts of the case amount to
Roberto Silva Jr., has pleaded guilty to all 15 charges related to a deadly November 2020 shooting at a Bellevue Sonic. Two people were killed and two were critically injured.