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While the original video showed fence plowing in his cousin's own backyard, the arrests for vandalism on Long Island were from breaking other folks' fences. Schleichkorn, who styles himself the "Godfather of Fence Plowing" on his YouTube profile, stated that he was inspired by ''[[Jackass | '''Fence plowing''' is a [[vandalism]] [[fad]] which consists of running at a [[fence]] and breaking it. The fad originated in a [[video]] clip on [[YouTube]] posted by Adam Schleichkorn, 25, of [[Huntington, New York]], a graduate student at the [[C.W. Post Campus, Long Island University]] and video hobbyist, who while at his cousin's house in Florida, talked Ryan Reed, a husky former high school football player, and his cousin Jon Schleichkorn into plowing into a decrepit fence, breaking it down. <ref>"Teenagers Misbehaving, for All Online to Watch", article by Corey Kilgannon, [[New York Times]], February 13, 2007</ref> Fence plowing received news coverage in an [[Associated Press]] story regarding the arrest of [[teenager]]s in [[Suffolk County, New York|Suffolk County]] on [[Long Island]] which ran on Fox News, Channel 5, [[New York, New York|New York City]] in 2007 and in ''[[Newsday]]'', the Long Island newspaper. <ref>[http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,250001,00.html "5 New York Teens Arrested for Plowing Themselves Through Fences" (includes link to video of news presentation which incorporates videos of fence plowing)] [[Associated Press]] ([[Newsday]]), reported on Fox News, Channel 5, [[New York, New York|New York City]], February 02, 2007</ref> <ref>[http://www.newsday.com/news/local/longisland/ny-lifenc0203,0,1981186.story "The evolution of 'fence plowing"] article by John Valenti, [[Newsday]] Staff Writer, February 2, 2007</ref> The television coverage was followed up with an interview with Schleichkorn <ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-WNSCpEl2GA Capture of Fox News interview of Schleichkorn (uploaded by him)]</ref> | ||
While the original video showed fence plowing in his cousin's own backyard, the arrests for vandalism on Long Island were from breaking other folks' fences. Schleichkorn, who styles himself the "Godfather of Fence Plowing" on his YouTube profile, stated that he was inspired by ''[[Jackass (TV series)|Jackass]]'', the TV series. | |||
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Latest revision as of 13:52, 15 April 2024
Fence plowing is a vandalism fad which consists of running at a fence and breaking it. The fad originated in a video clip on YouTube posted by Adam Schleichkorn, 25, of Huntington, New York, a graduate student at the C.W. Post Campus, Long Island University and video hobbyist, who while at his cousin's house in Florida, talked Ryan Reed, a husky former high school football player, and his cousin Jon Schleichkorn into plowing into a decrepit fence, breaking it down. [1] Fence plowing received news coverage in an Associated Press story regarding the arrest of teenagers in Suffolk County on Long Island which ran on Fox News, Channel 5, New York City in 2007 and in Newsday, the Long Island newspaper. [2] [3] The television coverage was followed up with an interview with Schleichkorn [4]
While the original video showed fence plowing in his cousin's own backyard, the arrests for vandalism on Long Island were from breaking other folks' fences. Schleichkorn, who styles himself the "Godfather of Fence Plowing" on his YouTube profile, stated that he was inspired by Jackass, the TV series.
Notes
- ↑ "Teenagers Misbehaving, for All Online to Watch", article by Corey Kilgannon, New York Times, February 13, 2007
- ↑ "5 New York Teens Arrested for Plowing Themselves Through Fences" (includes link to video of news presentation which incorporates videos of fence plowing) Associated Press (Newsday), reported on Fox News, Channel 5, New York City, February 02, 2007
- ↑ "The evolution of 'fence plowing" article by John Valenti, Newsday Staff Writer, February 2, 2007
- ↑ Capture of Fox News interview of Schleichkorn (uploaded by him)