According to Loudwire.com, the ongoing legal proceedings against former Turnstile guitarist Brady Ebert has taken another turn on September 3, after Montgomery County judge ordered the musician to undergo a competency evaluation. The move reportedly came about when Ebert’s attorney, Mark Sobel, shared during the status hearing that he had “significant concerns regarding competency,” as was reported by The Baltimore Banner.
“I did not commit a crime,” shared Ebert in professing his innocence on the charges of alleged first- and second-degree murder that had been filed against him. The charges came about over the March 29 incident earlier this year where he was alleged to have purposefully hit William Yates with his vehicle. Within the proceedings, The Baltimore Banner report revealed that Ebert repeatedly proclaimed his innocence and shared that he allegedly felt “perfectly competent”, while also declaring that “every part of the police report is a lie.
” He also was said to have allegedly shared that he felt his attorney was working against him with the prosecutors and that his previous legal reps were involved with some alleged financial misdealings. According to Sobel, he was concerned that his client was not able to understand the charges that had been filed against him nor was he able to assist in his own defense. Another status hearing in the case was ordered for September 22.
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