AZ Couple Allegedly Points Shotgun at Process Server

Sheriff's deputies questioned a Prescott couple after a woman allegedly pointed a shotgun at a process server Thursday.

According to Yavapai County Sheriff's spokesman Dwight D'Evelyn, the official went to the home on L Bar L Road to serve foreclosure papers to the homeowner.

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Verdict Reached But Not Released in Court Case Involving State's Attorney, Process Server, and Gun

A Grand Jury in Union County reached a verdict today regarding the allegations made against State's Attorney Allen James, but the prosecutor is not releasing that decision.

The jurors were considering whether or not to indict James on charges of unlawful use of a weapon and official misconduct.

Union County State's Attorney Allen James is accused of unlawfully pulling a gun on a man trying to serve him a summons.

A verdict has been reached in this case, but the acting prosecutor-- Wayne County State's Attorney Kevin Kakac-- is keeping that decision sealed.

Allegations against Allen James stem from an incident that happened last March in the parking lot outside the Union County courthouse.

Woman Pulls Gun on Process Server

A 48-year-old Lyon Township woman was arrested on Oct. 4 after she pointed a gun at a process server who came to her home to deliver court papers.

According to the report from the Oakland County Sheriff's Office Lyon Substation, the 33-year-old Warren man approached the home in the Country Estate Mobile Home Park and the woman came to the door with a gun.

The man said he was about four-to-five feet away from the woman and put his hands in the air while she held him at gun point. He told her he was a process server and she motioned him to put the papers on the deck. He then asked her to sign then, which she refused to do.