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This guy has some serious mental issues. He's just one blown fuse away from detonation it would seem. 

 

http://www.homechannelnews.com/article/alleged-tree-poisoner-arrested-after-dispute-lowe%E2%80%99s?utm_source=GoogleNews&utm_medium=Syndication&utm_campaign=ManualSitemap

 

A college football fan accused of spiking mature oak trees with an herbicide in Birmingham, Ala., was arrested at a Louisiana Lowe’s store following an argument at the returns desk over a lawn mower refund.

The Hammond Daily Star reported that Harvey Up**** Jr., 63, demanded $150 for returning a lawnmower to Lowe’s on Sept. 18 , but the store manager told him he was only due $110. After the situation escalated, store personnel called the police. 

Up**** was booked into jail after making comments deemed threatening to Lowe’s employees. He is currently awaiting trial in Alabama, where the University of Alabama football fan stands accused of poisoning a group of venerable oak trees at Auburn University following a 2010 national championship game between the two teams. Auburn, which beat Alabama 28-27 in the Iron Bowl, traditionally decorates the trees following big victories.

Up**** has pleaded not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect to criminal mischief, desecrating a venerable object and other charges. If convicted, he faces up to 10 years in prison.


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Wow.  What a horribly written article!



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A college football fan accused of spiking mature oak trees with an herbicide in Birmingham, Ala., was arrested at a Louisiana Lowe’s store following an argument at the returns desk over a lawn mower refund.



When did Toomer's corner move to Birmingham?  Or maybe they meant Up**** lives there?  (He doesn't).  OK maybe they meant the venue for the trial?  (Nope)



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He is currently awaiting trial in Alabama, where the University of Alabama football fan stands accused of poisoning a group of venerable oak trees at Auburn University following a 2010 national championship game between the two teams.



When did Alabama and Auburn play each other in a National Championship?

 

 

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