Ivanna Ortiz, the woman accused of firing 20 shots from an AR-15-style rifle at Rihanna's home in Los Angeles, had her attempted murder case suspended for a mental competency evaluation. Judge Shannon Cooley made the ruling after a private discussion with Ortiz's public defender, indicating enough evidence to question her mental state. Ortiz has pleaded not guilty to multiple charges, including one count of attempted murder and ten counts of assault with a semiautomatic firearm. The shooting occurred on March 8, endangering Rihanna, A$AP Rocky (whose real name is Rakim Mayers), their three children, and Rihanna's mother. During the incident, Rihanna reportedly heard loud banging noises and observed bullet holes in the trailer's windshield, prompting her to push A$AP Rocky to the ground for safety. Prosecutors described Ortiz's actions as 'calculated conduct,' highlighting her use of a high-powered rifle in a residential area. Witnesses reported seeing a white Tesla fleeing the scene, leading to Ortiz's arrest shortly after. Additionally, Ortiz's erratic social media posts prior to the shooting raised concerns about her mental health, prompting the court to bar her from practicing as a speech pathologist during the ongoing case.