Judge orders competency exam for man charged after MSU meth incident

LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — A judge has ordered a competency exam for the man accused of maintaining a meth lab and damaging a building at Michigan State University.

During a probable cause conference on Friday, an attorney for Xin Tong, 31, requested that the court pause proceedings while awaiting a competency exam. After receiving no objections from the prosecutor, Judge Molly Hennessey Greenwalt with the East Lansing 54-B District Court granted the request.

The next hearing has been scheduled for Sept. 11.

Court records show Wells Hall meth suspect was former student, arrested for trespassing

Tong’s attorney, Zhu Shen, said that during their conversations, Tong had difficulty understanding what Shen was saying and speaking. He also frequently brought up an irrelevant “research project,” the attorney said…

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