Sometimes i wonder whats wrong with people 
BARRE ? A man caught in a dairy barn just before midnight in late May was not only violating the boundaries of the farmer's property, but he admitted to police that he was there sexually molesting the cows.
Fifty-six-year-old Gregory Viens, of Fayston, pleaded no contest last week in Vermont District Court in Barre to the misdemeanor charge of unlawful trespass and paid the court $601 in fines for his crime.
On May 29, Viens was caught in the barn of the Scribner Farm on River Road in Moretown when a farm employee, who had noticed Viens' vehicle parked near the farm, went around to the back of the barn and caught Viens inside.
Viens attempted to run away from the farm employee, but the employee caught up with him and held him in custody until police arrived about five minutes later.
Employees at the farm had suspected Viens of trespassing on the farm and knew he had a history of sexual relations with cows, according to court documents.
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BARRE ? A man caught in a dairy barn just before midnight in late May was not only violating the boundaries of the farmer's property, but he admitted to police that he was there sexually molesting the cows.
Fifty-six-year-old Gregory Viens, of Fayston, pleaded no contest last week in Vermont District Court in Barre to the misdemeanor charge of unlawful trespass and paid the court $601 in fines for his crime.
On May 29, Viens was caught in the barn of the Scribner Farm on River Road in Moretown when a farm employee, who had noticed Viens' vehicle parked near the farm, went around to the back of the barn and caught Viens inside.
Viens attempted to run away from the farm employee, but the employee caught up with him and held him in custody until police arrived about five minutes later.
Employees at the farm had suspected Viens of trespassing on the farm and knew he had a history of sexual relations with cows, according to court documents.
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