Darryl W. Perry vs City of Keene, et al Hearing on the Merits

As most readers of FreeKeene.com are aware, two City of Keene bureaucrats invaded my domicile and violated my privacy on June 14. They were asked multiple times for an apology, none was given.

On July 2, a case was filed in small claims court seeking an apology and restitution. Judge Burke recused himself from the case and a hearing on the merits was set for October 16 at 8:29am. The attorney for the defendants filed a motion to dismiss, to which I objected.

The Hearing on the Merits became a Hearing on the Motion to Dismiss. During the hearing, Erik G. Moskowitz, the hired attorney for the City of Keene rehashed the claims that the City of Keene and the city bureaucrats have immunity from personal responsibility.

I was able to rebut these claims, telling the judge that the bureaucrats were given multiple chances to apologize for waking me and violating my rights. They failed to issue an apology because they believe their titles and badges grant them immunity from personal responsibility. I also told the judge that I have reason to believe the warrant was issued illegally, for political reasons and that I’m an innocent victim in a vendetta against my landlord.

The judge stated she would take it under advisement and issue a ruling on the Motion to Dismiss and if it were rejected, she would issue a court date for the Hearing on the Merits.