Prosecutors unsuccessfully pushed Tuesday for a new competency evaluation for East Boston's Julie Tejeda, accused of stabbing an EMT in the back of an ambulance on its way to the hospital in 2019.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-11-19 12:53:58">November 19, 2024 at 12:53 PM EST</time>

Prosecutors unsuccessfully pushed Tuesday for a new competency evaluation for East Boston’s Julie Tejeda, accused of stabbing an EMT in the back of an ambulance on its way to the hospital in …{ai:summary}<p>Prosecutors sought a new competency evaluation for Julie Tejeda, who is accused of stabbing an EMT in 2019 while in an ambulance. The request was denied on Tuesday. </p><p>#crime</p>

East Boston woman accused of stabbing EMT will not get early mental health evaluation, judge rules

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