Tag Archives: gun
Aug 26

Woman Pleads Guilty to Assault for Shooting Gun at Process Server

Woman Pleads Guilty to Assault for Pointing Gun at Process Server Shirley Bolton plead guilty to first-degree assault in Columbia, Maryland for shooting a gun at a process server.  Ms. Bolton is scheduled to be sentenced in November. If you remember from our old Blog, Don’t Shoot The Messenger, Ms Bolton was at her sister, […]

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Apr 03

States Attorney Law License Suspended for Assaulting Process Server

States Attorney Law License Suspended for Assaulting Process Server A process server was attempting to serve James Allen in Vienna Illinois in 2011.  James Allen was serving as State’s Attorney for Illinois at the time.  Mr. Allen pulled a .380 handgun on the process server and was charged with assaulting a process server.  Who does these things?  Apparently the […]

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Jul 09

Don’t Shoot the Messenger

I have read another case about am older woman who is 58 years of age attempting to shoot at a process server.  The process server approached the door the woman, Shirley Bolton, opened the door, pointed a gun at the process server.  She fired one shot and thankfully it did not hit the process server.  The process […]

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May 11

Point Gun at Process Server and get arrested

A man in Wisconsin, Keith G. Schultz,  pointed a gun at a process server and is now charged with second degree recklessly endangering another person’s safety and intentionally pointing a firearm at another person.  According to the report, Schultz appeared calm when he answered the door.  The process server then asked him to confirm his identity […]

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Dec 21

What not to do when process is served upon you

I was notified that a process server in Prescott, Arizona was shot when he left a summons taped to a residence door.  He was walking back to his vehicle when he was shot by a man who walked out of the residence and shot the man.  The shooter is now charged with attempted second-degree murder and […]

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