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Monday 05 July 1993 23:02 BST

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Police arrested a man on Friday night after he levelled the house of his girlfriend with a bulldozer, AP reports from Quesnel, British Columbia.

Leon Roger Hetu, 50, an unemployed bulldozer operator, was angry because Mildred Stychyshyn would not let him in when he came home drunk. So he started up his bulldozer and smashed her wooden house to pieces, in this town 260 miles north of Vancouver. 'He told me that if he couldn't live in the house, neither could I,' Ms Stychyshyn said.

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