An indicted fund-raiser for embattled city Comptroller John Liu will remain in a mental ward “for the foreseeable future,” court papers revealed yesterday.
Xing Wu “Oliver” Pan’s shrink told Judge Richard Sullivan that Pan is competent to stand trial but still receiving treatment after being involuntarily committed on Feb. 1, according to the Manhattan federal-court filing.
Sullivan ordered that the trial of Pan and co-defendant Jia “Jenny” Hou — which was supposed to be under way already — would start on April 15.
Sources have told The Post that Pan was locked up to keep him from killing himself.