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Man Uses Tractor To Flatten 8 Police Cars

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NBC.COM - A man driving a farm tractor ran over eight vehicles in the parking lot of a Vermont police station in an apparent revenge scheme, according to local reports.

Police said Roger Pion, 34, of Newport, Vt., flattened seven marked police cruisers and one unmarked personal vehicle at the Orleans County Sheriff's Department in Derby, Vt., around 12:40 p.m. Thursday. 

"We came out and sure enough there was someone who had run over our cruisers with a tractor," Chief Dep. Philip Brooks of the Orleans County Sheriff's Dept. told WCAX. click here to read more

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