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Man uses skid steer to overturn several vehicles at Cave City business

Man uses skid steer to overturn several vehicles at Cave City business
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By West Kentucky Star staff
6 hours ago | CAVE CITY
By West Kentucky Star staff Aug. 24, 2025 | 08:19 PM | CAVE CITY
A man is facing wanton endangerment and criminal mischief charges after he used a piece of construction equipment to overturn several vehicles at a business in Cave City on Saturday.

Seventy-six-year-old Roy Spiker was at Treasure Trove Park in Cave City gathering some of his belongings after an “ongoing civil dispute” over the park when he “snapped,” Cave City Police Chief Paul Reynolds said, and used a park's skid steer to flip over several vehicles and damage fencing in the park's animal enclosure.

Spiker then allegedly began driving the skid steer towards a house on the property. The person in the house fired a weapon at the skid steer, believing Spiker was going to drive through the building. No shots hit Spiker, but some of the glass reportedly cut him. 

No other injuries were reported.

Spiker was arrested by Cave City police and lodged in the Barren County Detention Center. His initial court appearance is set for Monday.
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