Apparently because Pete, (who has never actually Robin Hooded) one time gave the location of a parking enforcer over a two-way radio and also once spoke to a parking enforcer at some point in the past, he is a valid defendant in this case, according to a recent filing and order from Cheshire superior court.
According to the objection filed by the City of Keene’s hired-gun private attorneys, Pete’s actions make him “directly involved” and “connected”. Apparently now anyone who has told a Robin Hooder where to find a parking enforcer, could be named in the lawsuit.
Judge John C. Kissinger then denied Pete’s motion to remove his name from the case.
