On the one with the CaseIH from a couple of years ago wasn't his tractor. Was his parents tractor. From all accounts the guy was/is pretty worthless to start with. Didn't help on the farm much, history of minor trouble with the law, no steady long term employment. Guy belongs in a rubber room. Even though he wasn't prosecuted due to mental health issues that incident will hang around his neck for life.
The guy with the dozer went over the edge. He also killed himself after the radiator broke and the dozer over heated. As far as someone trying to stop him? While cops are supposed to put themselves in harms way as needed there is a point that goes too far. Once people were out of the way and all he was doing was destroying property there was nothing there worth a cop being injured or killed. At that point trying to jam the tracks would have been sheer stupidity. Buildings and items can be replaced. Someone's son, daughter, husband or father can't.
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