Mental evaluation ordered for suspect in shooting at Family Research Council
(Jonathan Newton / WASHINGTON POST)
The man authorities say was angry with the conservative stance of the Family Research Council and shot the group’s unarmed security guard in a downtown D.C. office was ordered by a judge to undergo a mental evaluation.
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