U.S. District Judge James M. Munleycomplaint against a state
trooper to proceed, despite the fact that the jurist granted immunity to the
law enforcement officer on certain claims.
Faith Kintzel is suing Kleeman over allegations that the
defendant had forced sexual intercourse with the woman three years ago.
According to the complaint, Kleeman had charged Faith
Kintzel with summary harassment back in April 2010.
Following the hearing, the trooper asked Kintzel if she
wanted to have coffee with him sometime, to which the woman responded that she
did not.
Kleeman then asked the plaintiff to accompany him to a
cemetery where they could talk in private the complaint states. It was at that
time that Kleeman allegedly had intercourse with Kintzel against the woman’s
will.
Kintzel and her husband ended up suing Kleeman for false
arrest and imprisonment, excessive use of force, due process violations, sexual
assault and battery, and loss of consortium.