After Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) was attacked at his home on Nov. 3, the lawyer for Rene Boucher, the neighbor accused of the assault, said the dispute was over yard waste, not politics. (Reuters)After Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) was attacked at his home on Nov. 3, the lawyer for Rene Boucher, the neighbor accused of the assault, said the dispute was over yard waste, not politics. [The mystery of the attack on Sen. Rand Paul grows yet again]Matthew J. Baker, Boucher’s attorney, said that his client had not been home in recent days since the incident. Boucher has no criminal history, and prosecutors are not aware of any previous incident between Boucher and Paul, Milliken said. According to Baker, Paul has retained personal injury lawyer Thomas N. Kerrick of the Kerrick Bachert firm in Bowling Green.

Source: Washington Post November 09, 2017 15:28 UTC