Opinion
2:22-cv-81-JES-NPM
03-09-2022
DELMUS ANTAWN ROGERS, Plaintiff, v. FORT MYERS POLICE DEPARTMENT, AMIRA D. FOX, TALLAHASSEE POLICE DEPARTMENT, STATE ATTORNEYS OFFICE, and PUBLIC DEFENDER OFFICE, Defendants.
ORDER
NICHOLAS P. MIZELL UNITED STATES MAGISTRATE JUDGE
Plaintiff Delmus Antawn Rogers has filed, without the assistance of counsel, a civil rights complaint against the Fort Myers and Tallahassee police departments, the State Attorney for the Twentieth Circuit of Florida, and a state public defender's office. (Doc. 1). The complaint is accompanied by a motion to proceed in forma pauperis (IFP), that is, permission to prosecute this action without paying a filing fee. (Doc. 2). In the interim, and for no readily apparent purpose, Rogers has presented the clerk voluminous and duplicative sets of documents for filing.
In the interest of maintaining a manageable docket, and until Rogers either pays the filing fee or is granted IFP status, the CLERK is directed to refuse for filing any submission from Rogers in this matter other than the court-issued forms cited in the Civil Action Order (Doc. 4)-WITHOUT ANY ATTACHMENTS-or a notice of appearance by counsel.