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A judge found on Tuesday that Taylor Bradley poses a danger to herself and others and will for "the foreseeable future," according to court documents.
District Judge Ryan Post set a hearing in June to determine whether Taylor Bradley remains dangerous to herself or others, where she is likely to face a civil commitment.
The judge found that Taylor Bradley "was experiencing prominent delusions, a manic episode, and psychosis" at the time.
Experts for the state and defense agree that Taylor Bradley — charged with running down two men in a Lincoln parking lot and trying to run down a third —
"She was actually so delusional on that day that she was proud of what she did," Deputy Lancaster County Attorney Jim Rocke said of Taylor Bradley.