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As a subscriber you can listen to articles at work, in the car, or while you work out. Subscribe NowA man accused in the fatal shooting of an Indianapolis police officer has been found competent to understand the charges against him.
The Indianapolis Star reports Wednesday that a judge has ruled 27-year-old Major Davis also is able to assist in his trial.
Indianapolis Metropolitan Police officer Perry Renn was slain in 2014 during a gun battle.
Davis is charged with murder and faces the death penalty if convicted. His trial was halted in October so he could receive mental health treatment.
A March 31 pretrial conference has been scheduled.
Davis has previously asked to represent himself in his case. His attorneys previously told the court Davis suffers from "paranoia and delusions."
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