Arraignment Delayed for Alleged Killer of Cash App Founder Bob Lee in San Francisco Court

The arraignment for Nima Momeni, the man accused of fatally stabbing Cash App founder Bob Lee, has been delayed until May 2. Momeni's attorney requested more time to review the evidence collected by the district attorney's office. Lee was killed in downtown San Francisco on April 4 after an argument about Momeni's sister. Momeni is accused of stabbing Lee three times, including twice in the chest. He was arrested on April 13 after a nine-day manhunt. Momeni will be charged with murder, with a special allegation that he used a knife as a weapon.