Kissimmee triple murder suspect’s competency hearing pushed back

A competency hearing for the man accused of killing three tourists outside a Kissimmee Airbnb was delayed Thursday, pushing back a key step in a case that drew national attention.Ahmad Bojeh, 29, faces three counts of first-degree murder in connection with the Jan. 17 shooting deaths of three visitors from Ohio who were staying at an Airbnb near his home. The victims were in the area to attend a local car show.Bojeh was arrested after deputies identified him as the shooter. He lived in the home next to the rental property where the victims were staying.Bojeh has a prior criminal history connected to gun violence. In 2022, he stood trial for attempted murder after allegedly shooting at a person and at random vehicles at a Kissimmee gas station. He was acquitted by reason of insanity and was barred from owning a gun.Following his arrest in the current case, both the prosecution and defense had Bojeh evaluated for competency.Thursday’s hearing was expected to produce a ruling on those eva