Peoria, AZ – 7 January 2020 – Witnesses of a man allegedly damaging a tow truck while attempting to forcefully free his lawfully repossessed truck from it intervened according to Maricopa County prosecutors.
Court records show that on Friday, Maricopa County prosecutors charged Douglas Arthur Barr, 39, with criminal damage.
Police say Barr’s truck was lawfully repossessed and secured to a tow truck near 91st and Grand avenues. Barr then jumped into the driver’s seat, put the truck in gear, and tried to “forcefully drive away.”
Barr reportedly caused about $1,000 in damage to the tow truck.
Court records show that nearby witnesses removed Barr and the keys from the truck. There were no reports of injuries from the incident.
Source: ABC15 Arizona
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