A Colorado man has been ordered to pay more than $28,000 to cover damages after he pleaded guilty to stealing a Sno-Cat painted to look like the "General Lee" car featured in the TV series "The Dukes of Hazzard."

The Vail Daily reports the owners of the Sno-Cat said Jason Cuervo damaged the tracks, axles and electrical system after stealing it last year.

Authorities say Cuervo hitched a trailer holding the Sno-Cat to his pickup truck in Minturn and hauled it along Interstate 70 to Grand Junction.

He was arrested a few weeks later at an auto shop.

Cuervo blamed the crime on his opioid addiction and is serving three years in a community corrections program after pleading guilty to aggravated motor vehicle theft.

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To outline maternal and perinatal consequences of iatrogenic pregnancies. Review of recently published literature. The problems of iatrogenic pregnancies derive from major changes in the lifestyle of women during the second half of the 20th century, whereby the age at which childbirth is desired has advanced. At the same time, the naturally reduced fecundity of advanced age, as well as involuntary infertility, were met by new, effective, and costly, treatments. The side-effect of attempts to maximize success rates of such treatments was a remarkable increase in the numbers of multiple gestations, which are invariably associated with serious maternal and perinatal complications. The best method to reduce the impact of iatrogenic pregnancies is to re-define our concept of success after infertility therapy-from live birth