AUSTIN, Minn. – After being found competent to stand trial, a Mower County man pleads guilty to terroristic threats.
Daniel Brian Engelman, 42 of Austin, is accused of threatening two people with a knife on March 16, 2018, and trying to break into a bedroom his victims had gone in to hide. Police say they found a knife stuck in the bedroom door.
Engelman initially pleaded not guilty to two counts of 2nd degree assault with a dangerous weapon, terroristic threats, two counts of domestic assault, and possession of a small amount of marijuana. After he entered those pleas, a judge ordered Engelman be evaluated for mental deficiency or illness.
He was found competent in February and changed his plea Friday. Engelman is due to be sentenced on October 3.
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