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THIS kind of story used to be unheard of, but in these End Times we are seeing more and more cases of queers trying to run each other over with heavy construction equipment.
I hope this will serve as a lesson to all you unsaved trash lurking out there who are considering taking up the hobby of sodomy. If you chose to play a stranger's skinflute down a dirt road by the power lines, you might find yourself squashed by Jesus.
Police: Man Used Construction Machine
In Attempt To Kill After Gay Sex
Victim Struck Twice By Heavy Equipment
A man was arrested on attempted murder charges after police said he met a man at a Central Florida bar, engaged in sexual activities with him and tried to run him over with "a large piece of construction machinery."
Nathaniel David Lundquist, 21, was charged with attempted murder early Thursday morning.
According to an Osceola County Sheriff's Office report, the incident took place early Saturday morning after the victim said he met Lundquist at Linkester's Tap Room in Polk County and had some drinks. The duo left the bar together at about 2 a.m. with the intent to go to the victim's house, the report stated.
The men instead drove to Tri-County Road, located off Highway 27, where the men engaged in sexual activities, sheriff's deputies said. Lundquist then said he had to retrieve something, so he got into his car and drove down the road, the report stated.
According to sheriff's deputies, the victim said that is when a large piece of construction machinery driven by Lundquist came down the road. The victim said he got off the road to avoid it but was struck in the leg and knocked into a ditch, the report showed. The victim told sheriff's deputies that he began screaming for Lundquist to stop and help him, but Lundquist turned the machine around, striking him a second time.
The victim remained in a ditch near a wooded area, and Lundquist told the man to come out of the woods, according to the report. When the victim refused, Lundquist got in his vehicle and left the area, the report stated.
The victim said he exited the woods about two hours later, located a worker at Champions Gate golf resort and contacted authorities, according to the sheriff's report.
Lundquist was arrested and booked in the Polk County Jail.
In Attempt To Kill After Gay Sex
Victim Struck Twice By Heavy Equipment
A man was arrested on attempted murder charges after police said he met a man at a Central Florida bar, engaged in sexual activities with him and tried to run him over with "a large piece of construction machinery."
Nathaniel David Lundquist, 21, was charged with attempted murder early Thursday morning.
According to an Osceola County Sheriff's Office report, the incident took place early Saturday morning after the victim said he met Lundquist at Linkester's Tap Room in Polk County and had some drinks. The duo left the bar together at about 2 a.m. with the intent to go to the victim's house, the report stated.
The men instead drove to Tri-County Road, located off Highway 27, where the men engaged in sexual activities, sheriff's deputies said. Lundquist then said he had to retrieve something, so he got into his car and drove down the road, the report stated.
According to sheriff's deputies, the victim said that is when a large piece of construction machinery driven by Lundquist came down the road. The victim said he got off the road to avoid it but was struck in the leg and knocked into a ditch, the report showed. The victim told sheriff's deputies that he began screaming for Lundquist to stop and help him, but Lundquist turned the machine around, striking him a second time.
The victim remained in a ditch near a wooded area, and Lundquist told the man to come out of the woods, according to the report. When the victim refused, Lundquist got in his vehicle and left the area, the report stated.
The victim said he exited the woods about two hours later, located a worker at Champions Gate golf resort and contacted authorities, according to the sheriff's report.
Lundquist was arrested and booked in the Polk County Jail.
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