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Man Allegedly Patient About Revenge
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. (AP) Police say a 30-year grudge boiled over when a former elementary school teacher littered the driveways of former co-workers and bosses with roofing nails and splattered paint on their garage doors.
Thomas R. Haberbush, 72, pleaded guilty last Tuesday to one count each of stalking, criminal mischief and criminal tampering, all misdemeanors.
Police said that three former school board members, a retired principal and a retired assistant principal at Caroline Street Elementary School (search) were among the nine victims Haberbush targeted over the past two years.
Their car tires were damaged by roofing nails that Haberbush threw in the driveways, police said.
"It's very bizarre to carry around a grudge for nearly 30 years," said Saratoga Springs police investigator John Catone. "At least now there can be closure for all those people he terrorized."
Police said Haberbush had been angered after receiving poor work reviews.
Saratoga County assistant district attorney David Harper requested that Haberbush undergo a mental health evaluation as part of the plea agreement. He also will be barred from contacting the victims in the future.........
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. (AP) Police say a 30-year grudge boiled over when a former elementary school teacher littered the driveways of former co-workers and bosses with roofing nails and splattered paint on their garage doors.
Thomas R. Haberbush, 72, pleaded guilty last Tuesday to one count each of stalking, criminal mischief and criminal tampering, all misdemeanors.
Police said that three former school board members, a retired principal and a retired assistant principal at Caroline Street Elementary School (search) were among the nine victims Haberbush targeted over the past two years.
Their car tires were damaged by roofing nails that Haberbush threw in the driveways, police said.
"It's very bizarre to carry around a grudge for nearly 30 years," said Saratoga Springs police investigator John Catone. "At least now there can be closure for all those people he terrorized."
Police said Haberbush had been angered after receiving poor work reviews.
Saratoga County assistant district attorney David Harper requested that Haberbush undergo a mental health evaluation as part of the plea agreement. He also will be barred from contacting the victims in the future.........