A federal judge will determine whether a Florida man accused of sending bomb-making plans to an FBI informant for an alleged attack on the 9/11 anniversary is mentally competent enough to stand trial.
Twenty-year-old Joshua Goldberg is charged with distributing information relating to explosives and weapons of mass destruction. A hearing is scheduled for 10 a.m. Monday in Jacksonville federal court.
Earlier this month, a psychologist found Goldberg not mentally sound enough for trial. She said Goldberg suffers from a mental disorder that impairs his ability to understand what is happening.
The FBI says Goldberg called for an attack on a contest for drawings of the Prophet Muhammad in Garland, Texas, and boasted about helping plan attacks on synagogues in Australia. Goldberg was arrested in September.
Mental Competency Hearing Set for Florida Man in 9/11 Bomb Plot
JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA —
