Oxford shooter's jail behavior raises concerns about competency.
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Prosecutors have informed the court that the 17-year-old who pleaded guilty to multiple charges in the deadly Oxford High School mass shooting has been exhibiting "disturbing" behavior while in jail. The teen has been isolated and monitored since his arrest, and his attorney and court-appointed guardian believe he is still competent to move forward with sentencing. The issue is medically related, according to prosecutors.
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