From the Southeast Texas Record (emphasis is mine):
Klein Investigations sues city of Beaumont, claims police harassing process servers
Klein Investigations & Consulting is suing the city of Beaumont, claiming police officers are harassing the company's process servers.
Klein Investigations, which is owned by political commentator and local blogger Philip Klein, filed the suit March 14 in Jefferson Court District Court.
In addition to investigative work, the company deals in civil process serving, dishing out lawsuits and subpoenas to area residents.
"On more than one occasion, officers of the Beaumont Police Department have accused process servers of criminal trespass and stalking ... that is, the defendants are trying to impose penal sanctions upon a lawful business within the state of Texas," the suit states.
"The criminal trespass warning demonstrates that there is an actual case or controversy that can be subjected to declaratory judgment."
A criminal trespass warning issued by BPD is attached to the suit. The name of the recipient has been redacted.
On top of declaratory judgment, Klein Investigations is seeking an award of court costs.
Beaumont attorney John Morgan represents the company.
Judge Gary Sanderson, 60th District Court, has been assigned to the case.
Case No. B189-589
Perhaps Philip will confirm or deny the rumors that his son is the star of this video, posted on the SET Political Review channel via YouTube (UTUBE in Philip speak):
I've lost track of Philip's lawsuits. Counting this one, there are at least four (I think):
- In Re John Does 1 and 2: I'm John Doe 1, Sam the Eagle is John Doe 2, and the mandamus is currently before the Texas Supreme Court.
- Klein et al v. Google, et al: currently stayed by order of the Texas Supreme Court, pending disposition of In Re John Does 1 and 2. Klein ignored the order and recently filed a motion to compel against Google, but Judge Floyd tossed that out of court.
- Klein et al. v. Wide Eyed Communications et al: I'm not sure about the status of this one, but I think this was moved to federal court.
8 comments:
Philip was for the cops before he was agaist them.
Didn't Klein pull a gun on someone while serving papers?
John Morgan must work cheap.
waz prwek serving papers when he trezpast at the kourthouse ann maid vedeo
iz spilling, reidin, ridin, and ritmatic rekired to be procez surver
do we get too karry a big gunn and klaim to be fbi and other feds
we alzo ar goote at lying
beumont pd and government need to countersuit and demand a trial by jury with jurors with triple damages for a slapp suit
slamdunk who will win
filup must be bad broke or had his alter ego bruised
bring it on, bad boy
you bit off more than you can chew
You cannot issue trespassing notices to TSC Process Servers if they are working in the line of duty.
TSC process servers cannot trespass even if they're working "in the line of duty."
Phillip's just pissed because the Beaumont Police won't let him use a handgun to serve paper.
Klein v. the world
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