Dash cam catches 'Dukes of Hazzard' stunt on Midwest City patrol car
Two men are accused of damaging a Midwest City police cruiser doing a 'Dukes of Hazzard' stunt.
Midwest City police caught two men on camera attempting to reenact a television stunt from "Dukes of Hazzard."VIDEO: Dash cam catches 'Dukes of Hazzard' stunt on patrol carPolice said the two men were sliding on the hood of the car while an officer was conducting a bar check at Henry Hudson's on Douglas Boulevard. The video showed the men going into the bar after the stunts.Officer Lindsay Livengood went back into service after she conducted the bar check. Police said she was dispatched to a house on NE 3rd Street around 2 a.m. Sunday for a disturbance call. Ronald James Ray was arrested on suspicion of assault and battery and public intoxication.Livengood noticed the damage the next morning before her shift ended. Police said she watched her in-car camera footage and discovered the video of the two men jumping on the hood of the car. Livengood recognized the men as the people involved in the disturbance on NE 3rd Street.Another officer confronted Ray at the jail with the video. Police said Ray's only response was "Ain't no fightin that."Anthony Wolford, Jr. also confessed to the damage, according to police.Police said in a written statement, Wolford said, "I tried to 'Dukes of Hazzard' on a patrol car at Henry Hudson's pub. That was all I did and I apologize about it. 'Dukes of Hazzard' is when you slide on the hood of a vehicle."The pair face a misdemeanor charge of maliciously defacing property of another.
MIDWEST CITY, Okla. —
Midwest City police caught two men on camera attempting to reenact a television stunt from "Dukes of Hazzard."
VIDEO: Dash cam catches 'Dukes of Hazzard' stunt on patrol car
Police said the two men were sliding on the hood of the car while an officer was conducting a bar check at Henry Hudson's on Douglas Boulevard. The video showed the men going into the bar after the stunts.
Officer Lindsay Livengood went back into service after she conducted the bar check. Police said she was dispatched to a house on NE 3rd Street around 2 a.m. Sunday for a disturbance call. Ronald James Ray was arrested on suspicion of assault and battery and public intoxication.
Livengood noticed the damage the next morning before her shift ended. Police said she watched her in-car camera footage and discovered the video of the two men jumping on the hood of the car. Livengood recognized the men as the people involved in the disturbance on NE 3rd Street.
Another officer confronted Ray at the jail with the video. Police said Ray's only response was "Ain't no fightin that."
Anthony Wolford, Jr. also confessed to the damage, according to police.
Police said in a written statement, Wolford said, "I tried to 'Dukes of Hazzard' on a patrol car at Henry Hudson's pub. That was all I did and I apologize about it. 'Dukes of Hazzard' is when you slide on the hood of a vehicle."
The pair face a misdemeanor charge of maliciously defacing property of another.