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A judge will soon decide if the man accused of gunning down a Fort Myers police officer is competent to stand trial.
At a hearing on Thursday, attorneys for Wisner Desmaret, 30, argued that he has extensive mental health history. But prosecutors said competency is a legal term not a medical term.
The suspect, Desmaret, faces a murder charge in the killing of Fort Myers Police Dept. Officer Adam Jobbers-Miller in 2018. The state is seeking the death penalty.
The judge said he will take all of the arguments into consideration and will issue a written order. It is unknown when that order will be issued.
A pre-trial hearing is set for late next month.