MONTGOMERY — Republican gubernatorial candidate Bradley Byrne on Tuesday said opponents who are in a lawsuit over two-year college system policies established while he was the system chancellor are trying to intimidate him.
Byrne said a process server attempted Monday to serve him a subpoena to give a deposition in the lawsuit after dark at his home while he wasn’t there.
In a statement from his campaign, Byrne said his wife answered the door Monday night and was greeted by a man who allegedly wouldn’t identify himself, facts that a lawyer for legislators who sued disputed. “Needless to say my wife was unnerved by this strange, unexpected and mysterious middle-of-the-night caller,” Byrne said.
Byrne campaign spokes-woman Marty Sullivan said the attempt to serve the subpoena occurred between 8:30 p.m. and 9 p.m. Monday.
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