Overview
- Leawood police detained 48-year-old Justin Lee Fisher around 2 a.m. on September 15 and charged him with jumping a fence at Kelce’s gated Kansas residence.
- It remains unknown whether Fisher successfully served Swift with deposition papers before his arrest, according to reports citing court and police documents.
- U.S. District Judge Lewis J. Liman denied Justin Baldoni’s team an extension to depose Swift, finding no good cause and noting they withdrew a May subpoena and showed no evidence of a renewed one.
- Swift’s attorney, Doug Baldridge of Venable LLP, told the court she did not agree to a deposition and would only testify if legally compelled, asserting she has no material role in the dispute.
- Swift was named in Baldoni’s roughly $400 million countersuit filings tied to his dispute with Blake Lively, and Fisher is scheduled to appear in Leawood Municipal Court on October 15.