Court officer denied access during property seizure attempt, Grand Traverse County MI
Disorderly ConductA court officer with a signed judge's order attempted to seize property near Harthaven Place but was denied access by residents who were loudly refusing entry. No physical altercations were reported during the incident.
Audio|Source: Otsego County Sheriff, Gaylord Police, MSP District 7
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Transcript:
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This is right between you to near Harthaven Place.
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I had a call from both a property owner and a Grand Traverse court officer there was trying to serve court papers.
00:12
He says he's got a signed order from a judge to seize property there, including a vehicle,
00:18
and they're refusing access to him.
00:24
I'm currently dealing with a possible distempered coyote.
00:28
If I can't find it, I will point that way.
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Okay, 69240.
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The floor is clear.
00:38
At 2.4, he said, no hurry, they're not physical, being physical or anything like that.
00:43
A lot of yelling in the background, but it's calmed down.
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Grand Traverse County, MI
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