Philadelphia judge orders Museum of Modern Art stabbing suspect to undergo mental health evaluation

The suspect accused of stabbing two workers at New York City’s Museum of Present day Art (MOMA) was ordered to undertake a mental health evaluation in Philadelphia, wherever he was arrested.

Philadelphia County Choose Sharon Williams-Losier on Monday ordered the exam for Gary Cabana, 60, according to court docket documents. 

He is getting held in Pennsylvania on a number of expenses, including arson, prison mischief and reckless endangerment, similar to an alleged hotel fireplace though he was on the operate. Authorities in New York are seeking to extradite him for the MOMA stabbing attack. 

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Cabana allegedly flew into a rage on March 12 and leaped about a museum reception desk and stabbed two personnel, authorities said. He was seemingly upset that his membership card to the museum was revoked. 

“He turned upset about not staying permitted entrance and then jumped over the reception desk and proceeded to assault and stab two workers of the museum various situations,” NYPD Deputy Commissioner of Intelligence and Counterterrorism John Miller claimed through a push conference before Cabana’s arrest. 

He stated Cabana’s membership was revoked next two incidents of disorderly conduct. Cabana gained a letter from the museum describing his membership was expired. He allegedly frequented demanding to see movie of the alleged disorderly habits, authorities mentioned.  

“When they claimed I couldn’t go upstairs to see STARRY STARYY Night time Ever Again I dropped it,” he wrote in a March 13 Instagram message to the New York Put up.

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Cabana was arrested on March 15 when sleeping on a bench outside the house a Greyhound bus terminal. He is owing back in courtroom on April 8.