Boulder shooter Ahmad Alissa appears in court in a wheelchair as his attorneys ask for three months to determine his mental health

We Have Breaking News Coming In As The Man Accused Of Walking Into A Colorado Grocery Store And Killing 10 People - Including A Police Office Has Appeared In Court Today.
Ahmad Alissa - Who Is Being Held At Boulder County Jail On Ten Counts Of Murder And One Count Of Attempted Murder - Showed Up To His Court Hearing In A Wheelchair.

His Attorneys Asked Judge Thomas Mulhavill For Three Months To Asses His Mental Health And Determine Whether Or Not He Can Stand Trial.

Judge Mulvahill Did Not Say How Long A Delay He Would Grant, But Gave The Defense Two Weeks To Respond To A Motion.

Prosecutors Said At The Hearing That They Plan To File More Charges Against Alissa Next Week, After The Crime Scene Is Processed.

On Monday, Alissa Walked Into A Boulder Grocery Store And Is Accused Of Killing 10 People Before Surrendering To Police.
He Took Off His Clothes Before He Surrendered And Has Still Not Given A Motive For The Killings;

His Family Has Described Him As A Loner, And Say He Has Never Had A Girlfriend.

He Was Living In The Basement Of Their Family Home And Working In The Family Restaurant, The Sultan Grill

Alissa Bought His $900 Ar-556 Rifle A Week Before Carrying Out The Attack
He Has Past Convictions For Assault And A History Of Violent Outbursts.