Eric Bieniemy's Son Faces Mental Health Evaluation in Shooting Case
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Eric Bieniemy's Son Faces Mental Health Evaluation in Shooting Case

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Two court appearances for Eric Bieniemy’s son have been delayed as he undergoes a mental health evaluation following the shooting of his mother at their Virginia home.

The 27-year-old son of Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy was scheduled for two court appearances related to the incident, but those have now been postponed. The delay is pending a comprehensive mental health evaluation, according to ESPN.

The reason for the evaluation wasn't detailed in the report, however it will determine how the legal proceedings move forward. Details surrounding the shooting itself were not provided by ESPN.

Bieniemy has served as the offensive coordinator for the Kansas City Chiefs since 2018 and is a prominent figure in professional football. The case is unfolding in Virginia, but further details regarding the location within the state were unavailable.

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