Jahmed Haynes entered a not guilty plea in court Thursday. He is expected back in court Jan. 9.
SEATTLE — The man accused of a violent carjacking that left a beloved elderly dog walker dead earlier this year entered a not guilty plea in court Thursday.
Jahmed Haynes, 48, was found competent to stand trial after a mental health evaluation was completed Tuesday.
In October, a King County judge found him not competent to stand trial and ordered him to fulfill the evaluation.
According to evaluation documents provided by the Washington State Department of Health and Services, doctors at Western State
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