Washington bulldozer rampage caused $300k in damage Barry A. Swegle enters Clallam County Superior Court on Monday. / Keith Thorpe/Penninsula Daily News A man unhappy with a neighbor's fence is accused of using a bulldozer to destroy three houses, damage another home and crush two sheds, a pickup truck, lawn mower, fences and other property. No one was injured in the rampage that caused an estimated $300,000 damage. Suspect Barry Swegle, 51, is held on $1 million bail for possible charges of assault and malicious mischief. The 51-year-old is to appear Wednesday in Clallam County Superior Court when an arraignment may be set. The Peninsula Daily News reports Swegle had a dispute with a neighbor over a fence that he said made it difficult to maneuver the bulldozer and other heavy equipment he owns. Judge Erik Rohrer said he found probable cause Swegle committed two counts of first-degree assault and four counts of first-degree malicious mischief, according to the paper. A man allegedly went on a bulldozer rampage in Port Angeles, Washington, May 10, 2013.