Emilie Inman

Former UC Berkeley student Pablo Gomez Jr. is scheduled to reappear in court Feb. 8 as announced in a disposition and setting hearing Friday at the René C. Davidson Courthouse.

Several witnesses testified against Pablo Gomez Jr. at a preliminary hearing Monday morning.

A third mental health professional deemed UC Berkeley student Pablo Gomez Jr., 22, mentally competent during a Monday morning hearing at the Rene C. Davidson Courthouse.

A consensus could not be reached at UC Berkeley student Pablo Gomez Jr.’s mental competency hearing Monday morning.

UC Berkeley student Pablo Gomez Jr. appeared at the Wiley W. Manuel Courthouse on Tuesday for their arraignment on four felony charges — murder, attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon and first degree robbery.

Two new scholarships at Sienna Ranch and the Bay Area Center for Waldorf-Teacher Training will be available as of next school year. They are both named in Emilie Inman’s memory and carry on her legacy of environmental education.

Pablo Gomez Jr., the primary suspect in a recent Berkeley homicide and stabbing, is currently being held in Los Angeles County Jail without bail while awaiting a transfer to local authorities to face charges.

The victim of Berkeley's first homicide of 2017 has been identified as Emilie Inman by her friends and family.