U.N. Gunman Found Incompetent for Trial
Associated Press
NEW YORK —
A man who entered the United Nations heavily armed and wearing a cowboy hat was found mentally incompetent for trial on weapons charges, the prosecutor said Monday.
Santiago Lopez, 42, a Mexican citizen who lives in Homestead, Fla., had been seized Oct. 21 at the U.N. visitors’ entrance after he told security officers he had a gun and they called police.
Lopez, a roofer, said he was looking for the U.N. Human Rights Committee to help him with a workers’ compensation case.
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