NAMPA, Idaho — Allysen Armenta, a Nampa mother accused of several charges related to her son’s death, is now set to face a competency evaluation after the judge in her case ordered it.
Armenta is facing four charges: failure to notify of death, injury to a child, destruction of evidence, and resisting arrest. She had her preliminary hearing, held on Jan. 7, less than a month after her child’s death.
Canyon County Judge Thompson issued compentency evaluation on Thursday, Jan. 8. Though Armenta has a Feb. 4 status hearing, the case appears as “inactive” on Idaho’s court system website, iCourt…