Malik Dosouqi

Malik Dosouqi

After prosecutors opted not to challenge the findings of two doctors who ruled that a man in custody for killing two men in June along Skyline Boulevard is not competent to stand trial, Judge Robert Foiles on Friday found the man incompetent to stand trial, according to the San Mateo County District Attorney’s Office.

When reports from doctors who concluded Malik Dosouqi was not competent to stand trial were reviewed Oct. 10, prosecutors requested more time to determine what their next steps would be because of the severity of his charges.

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Pacman

Not surprising.

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