GRAND FORKS — A man accused of stabbing another man at a Grand Forks homeless shelter because he said he felt pressured by former President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris will undergo a second mental evaluation.

Moses Ayom, 45, was in court Friday, Oct. 10, for a restoration hearing.

Police said Ayom nearly killed another man in an unprovoked attack on Nov. 1. The victim suffered two stab wounds considered life-threatening but survived.

One doctor has determined that Ayom is fit to proceed, but his lawyer asked a judge on Friday to approve a second evaluation, which the judge granted.

“I have already talked to a professional about doing the examination. We’re just waiting to get all the ducks lined up,” defense attorney Stormy Vickers said in court Friday.

Vickers said i

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