kitsapsun.com: Local: "Documents filed in the residency challenge against Central Kitsap Commissioner Josh Brown include a lease and utility bills from the 1015 Perry Ave. apartment he claimed as his residence when he filed for election last year.
But surveillance reports from a private investigator — which have been touted by the man who filed the legal challenge as proof that Brown didn’t live where he said he did when he filed last July — aren’t included.
The lawsuit, filed by East Bremerton resident Robert Ross, goes to trial Monday in Kitsap County Superior Court.
Of the information provided to the court, what could potentially be the proceeding’s most compelling evidence — the surveillance reports of a Gig Harbor private investigator hired to follow Brown in the weeks after last November’s general election — was left out. Instead, most of the documents filed have come from Brown’s attorney, John Morgan of Silverdale, and were obtained Thursday by the Kitsap Sun."
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