LOS ANGELES — A judge in Los Angeles has suspended the criminal case against a man charged with stalking Audrina Patridge so doctors can evaluate his mental competency.
Zachary Loring attempted to plead guilty Tuesday to a felony charge that he stalked "The Hills" star, but his attorney objected and a judge refused to accept the plea.
The 24-year-old criticized the court in a brief profanity-laced tirade before being returned to custody.
He is being held on $150,000 bail after his arrest outside Patridge's home in February.
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge William Ryan ordered two doctors to evaluate Loring.
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