Armed Man in Bulldozer Goes on Rampage in Colorado

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This story is just too funny I had to share it with you all.

"GRANBY, Colo. -- A man who lost two bitter battles with town officials plowed an armor-plated bulldozer into the town hall, a former mayor's home and at least five other buildings before the machine ground to a halt in the wreckage of a warehouse, authorities said."

"Authorities detonated three explosions and fired at least 200 rounds against the heavy steel plates welded to the bulldozer."

Lol what a jackass. Anyways full story here: http://westtexas.cox.net/cci/newsnational/...le&id=D830OD2G0

It's my ISP's news page the stories from the AP not Cox Cable.

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Actually I think the cops shooting at the armored bulldozer were incredibly stupid. Their 9mm aint going to do anything to it, and all the cops would be doing is increasing the risk to bystanders by having a huge chance of ricochets hitting someone. Luckily that didn't happen.

Personally there should have just been explosives and sharpshooters trying to take out the driver. The whole police force shooting at it with small arms fire was retarded.

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Here is an update.....

Man in Bulldozer Rampage Found Dead - http://<< spam >>/2aqar

was wondering what happened, saw this on the news last night but the dude was still inside.

at least he whacked himself and saved the community the expense of a trial, the idiot.

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