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TAYLOR SWIFT REPORTS FOR JURY DUTY NASHVILLE (AP) So that's why Taylor
Swift was not at Sunday's MTV Video Music Awards: she had jury duty in
the morning. Swift showed up yesterday in Nashville as a potential
juror in a case involving aggravated rape and kidnapping. A spokesman
for the Davidson County District Attorney's office says Swift told the
judge she was concerned about serving because she's involved in a trial
in Denver regarding allegations that she was groped by a fan at a
meet-and-greet. Swift said she was willing to serve on a jury in any
other case. The judge thanked her and let her leave. Other potential
jurors tweeted selfies taken with Swift while in the waiting area
outside the courtroom. SOUND: 236-r-13-(Taylor Swift, entertainer, in
video with potential juror Katie Sydnor Caplenor)--Taylor Swift sends a
message in a video with fan and potential juror Katie Sydnor Caplenor.
(29 Aug 2016) < <
