APPLETON (WLUK) — The teenage driver charged in a drunken driving crash that killed a couple is not competent to stand trial, and psychiatric treatment will continue.
Giovanni Cadavid, 18, faces six counts, including two of homicide by intoxicated use a motor vehicle, for the April 9 crash at Wisconsin Avenue and Meade Street. Cadavid allegedly had a blood alcohol content of .195, according to the criminal complaint. Alan, 67, and Margaret, 72, Hopfensperger were killed.
Competency refers to the defendant’s ability to understand the court proceedings and assist in his own defense.
In court Monday, Judge Carrie Schneider said the doctor’s report indicated Cadavid is not competent. Additional records will be provided to him, and treatment will continue…