You Know a Guy's Nuts When...

Let's say you've got a neighbour and your neighbour has a really big bulldozer and your neighbour becomes fond of using that bulldozer late at night to dig seemingly random holes.   Chances are that guy's nuts.

Port Angeles, Washington resident Barry Swegle is a logging contractor and, you guessed it, he's got himself a dandy bulldozer.  According to town police, Barry just used that machine to settle some sort of  property dispute by demolishing two houses, flattening a pickup truck and snapping a power pole.   This is Barry's handiwork:

Police have charged Swegle with "malicious mischief in the first degree."  Mischief?   Yeah, sure.  That scrunched-up thing on the now vacant lot is the remains of the pickup truck.

"He just went nuts," Keith Haynes, who lives near the badly damaged homes, told the local Peninsula Daily News, "He took a skidder and took out two houses," he added, "I mean demolished." 

Phil Riley, who also witnessed the destruction, said a property line dispute between Mr Swegle and a neighbour Dan Davis, whose property was apparently pushed off its foundation and into a neighbouring plot, "had been brewing for some time".