Man arrested for trespassing while serving Swift deposition papers

A man attempting to serve deposition papers on Taylor Swift was arrested early Sept. 15 after entering the gated neighborhood where her fiance, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelces, lives, police and court records show. Officers responded shortly after 2 a.m. to reports of a trespasser near the private residence in Leawood, Kansas, and took the man into custody on a misdemeanor charge of criminal trespassing, officials said.

Local outlets identified the arrestee as Justin Lee Fisher, a 48-year-old former police officer turned private investigator, and said he was acting on behalf of actor Justin Baldoni's legal team in connection with Baldoni's dispute with Blake Lively. The Leawood Police Department confirmed to a reporter that a man had been arrested for trespassing on Sept. 15 but declined to confirm his identity, according to police. Court and media accounts say the man posted bond and was released; one report said he is due back in Leawood Municipal Court on Oct. 15.

It remains unclear whether the man successfully served Swift with the deposition paperwork before his arrest. Several outlets reported he was attempting to deliver deposition papers related to Baldoni's...