The Texas Tribune first reported that Ken and his wife fled their home on Monday in order to avoid a subpoena in the abortion rights case.
The CPAC was held in Dallas, Texas.
According to a Texas federal court filing, the person who arrived to serve the documents was met at the door by the wife of the attorney general.
The woman was told by the man that he was on the phone and in a hurry to leave.
After waiting for more than an hour on the street in front of the residence, Herrera saw Paxton leaving his garage and approaching him by calling his name, after which he returned to the house.
According to the filing, Paxton ran from the door inside the garage to the truck after his wife opened the passenger door.
The document was left on the ground near the truck by the person who left it there.
The documents were on the ground when the truck left the house.
The media should be ashamed of themselves because this is a ridiculous waste of time. Conservatives have faced threats to their safety across the country, but the mainstream media didn't condemn them or cover them. It's clear that the media wants to drum up another controversy involving my work as Attorney General, so they're attacking me for having the audacity to avoid a stranger, showing concern for the safety and well-being of my family.
A class-action case was brought on by abortion rights groups in Texas. According to a lawsuit filed last month, the groups are seeking legal protection from threats of criminal charges, including murder, under Texas' strict abortion ban for helping fund out-of-state abortions.
Ken Paxton fled his home to avoid being served with a subpoena.
This is when states will start banning abortion.
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