Man Shot At WWE PC Ruled Competent To Stand Trial

ClickOrlando.com / News 6 is reporting Armando Montalvo, the man shot by deputies at the WWE Performance Center last September, has been ruled competent to stand trial.

Montalvo did not attend the court hearing today, but a judge ruled that after a doctor’s examination:

“It indicates that Mr. Montalvo has a diagnosis constant with personality disorder not otherwise specified that polysubstance abuse affects him and disruptive mood disregulation disorder. Mr. Montalvo has been determined to be competent by (the doctor).”

Defense lawyers and prosecutors agreed that the case could move forward, with a pretrial hearing set for August 31. Montalvo’s family says that he suffers from bipolar disorder and other mental illnesses.

He has had a history with violent incidents involving WWE, including reports of him tresspassing, making threats and smearing urine and feces on the walls at the WWE PC. Montalvo was shot by deputies after he was seen punching on the glass outside the WWE Performance Center before charging at them.