Ammon Bundy is Threatening Anyone Trying to Serve Him Court Papers, Lawsuit Claims
An Idaho hospital is suing militia leader Ammon Bundy, who is accused of harassing staff and blocking an ambulance bay. But serving the defendant with court papers has proved difficult.
In a Monday filing, lawyers for St. Luke’s Health System accused Bundy of trying to avoid his day in court by threatening process servers who deliver his court papers. St. Luke’s contends that Bundy, who leads the right-wing activist group People’s Rights Network, has attempted to intimidate process servers and even a local sheriff’s department when deputies tried delivering documents to his home.
An April 12 letter from the sheriff, including in new court filings, suggests that the sheriff has also given up trying to contact Bundy.