A Delaware Circuit Court judge sentenced a Muncie man to two years of probation for slashing the tires of Ball State-owned vehicles in 2009.
On June 26, Judge Kimberly Dowling sentenced Huckelby to two years of probation and ordered him to pay $7,802.25 in restitution to Ball State, according to the court case.
Brian R. Huckelby, 38, pleaded guilty to slashing the tires. He was originally charged in 2009 with a Class C felony for institutional criminal mischief, which was lowered to a Class D felony after his plea.
Huckelby slashed 67 tires on about 15 Ball State-owned vehicles in 2009, according to earlier Daily News reports.
A police report suggested he became angry after Parking Services placed a tire boot on his vehicle following an alleged parking violation.
Lon Bryan, Huckelby’s attorney, characterized the tire slashing as “an act of retaliation,” the Star Press reported.
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