Case dismissed for man accused of holding Subway worker at gunpoint
At the time, Traill County officials immediately stated Weibye was ‘already under a doctor’s care,’ and was taken to a Fargo hospital for mental health evaluations.
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At the time, Traill County officials immediately stated Weibye was ‘already under a doctor’s care,’ and was taken to a Fargo hospital for mental health evaluations.
A pshyschlogist determined 63-year-old Mark Weibye is not mentally competent to aid in his own defense and will likely never regain that ability.
An evaluator at the North Dakota State Hospital deemed 62-year-old Mark Weibye not competent to stand trial, and he would never regain competency.
(Hillsboro, ND) -- A man accused of attempted kidnapping is set to undergo a mental health evaluation. A judge has ordered 62-year-old Mark Weibye to be evaluated at the North Dakota State Hospital after he allegedly held a woman at gunpoint and tried to kidnap her outside the Hillsboro Subway in July. Weibye is charged with three felonies, including attempted kidnapping,
The lawyer for 62-year-old Mark Weibye questions whether his client is the suspect given the fact he uses a walker to get around.