Accused feces flinger to seek freedom at bail hearing
The Toronto man accused of hurling feces on five people in three separate attacks, including two inside university libraries, will seek his freedom at a bail hearing on Dec. 18. Defence lawyer Jordan Weisz emphasized that he cannot speak directly to his client’s case, but added “these allegations are suggestive of someone with a mental illness.” WARMINGTON: 'Shocked' accused feces tosser draws crowd at court BRAUN: Toronto cops flush out suspected fecal flinger Weisz said Opoku is “fit to stand trial,” which means he’s not delusional and he comprehends why he’s in court, the various roles played by his lawyer, the Crown attorney and the judge and he can meaningfully instruct his lawyer in court.
