Vickers v. City of Pearson, Georgia et al
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ORDER DENYING AS MOOT Plaintiff's 37 Motion for Speedy Trial; GRANTING Defendants' 25 Motion to Dismiss. The Clerk is DIRECTED to enter the appropriate judgment and to close this case. Signed by Chief Judge Lisa G. Wood on 2/16/2016. (ca)
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JACQLINE D. VICKERS,
Plaintiff,
CV 514-66
V.
CITY 2F PEF2YN, GEORGIA,
PTFIFS F
UGlY, CITY, LOCAL,
STATE AF ELECTED OFFICIALS OF
SAID C UJY AND ALL OTHER
AFF1IAAP OFFICIALS, ATTORNEYS
AND PARTIES OF CONFLICT OF
INTEREST INVOLVED IN THE
EJS F COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT,
STATE F GEORGIA, GREG SOLES,
HENRY SF FEY, HOBBlE GRANTHAM,
d RICKY RIVERS,
Defendants.
ORDER
Pro se Plaintiff Jacqueline Vickers ("Plaintiff") filed
snir ap;ist multiple persons, in addition to Atkinson County,
rcia, and the City of Pearson, Georgia. Plaintiff's
C noaiin srs forth numerous claims against the following
iadirtaa s and entities: City of Pearson, Georgia ("Pearson"
A Fins
cnty, Georgia ("Atkinson County"); Greg Soles
("Soles"); I enry Spivey ("Spivey"); Robbie Grantham
"Grdarr; and Ricky Rivers ("Rivers") (collectively,
A0 ) 72A
(Rc. 8 82)
Thtercants" . ±laintitt requests that this Court review the
"fraudulent" actions of Atkinson County officials and employees
that oqau in 1997, in addition to awarding her damages for the
civil --ights violations perpetrated against her. See generally
Uk . No. I
"Compi.") . Presently before the Court are the
11cIng U'ions: 1) Defendants' Motion to Dismiss (Dkt. No.
to
nos,
n Plaintiff responded with several oppositions, dkt.
/-28, 31; and 2) Plaintiff's Motion for a Speedy Trial
2k'.,
It, ",Jo.
7), to which Defendants filed a joint opposition,
Ike. no. 40.
Upon due consideration, Defendants' Motion to
Dismiss CIt. No. 25) is GRANTED and Plaintiff's Motion for a
Speej Trial
(Dkt. No. 37)
is DENIED AS MOOT.
FACTUAL AND PROCEDURAL BACKGROUND
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lowing facts are taken solely from Plaintiff's
rThir.
Compl., pp. 1-14. Plaintiff lives in Atkinson
County,
-eorgia, where she has resided for the past thirty
yeaes.
Ii. at p. 2. As a result of several incidents with The
s r County 'Police Department prior to 2000, PlaintifIL
asserts that members of the Atkinson County Police Department,
or r j t rs, have a "vendetta" against her. Id. at ¶ 17. The
tIse incident occurred on March 9,
1997-when Plaintiff was
'traedi ntly charged," "falsely imprisoned," and subjected to
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and unusual punishment," according to her Complaint.
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on day 4, 1998, "several elected officials in Atkinson
County"
sadated a rumor that Plaintiff received $250,000
fi m a
civil s , t. Id. at p. 2. The civil suit involved claims
against Alta son County individuals who were campaigning for
certain
d positions. Id. Specifically,
the suit
1aLalicv J Soles-who believed that he "lost the election because
of t
idaud charges against Plaintiff"-and Bettye Drayton
Williams -against whom Plaintiff had run. Id. at 191 5-6.
Short - v Thereafter, Plaintiff became a "'target' for police
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