Middlesbrough man jailed for over seven years after tractor attack on rival’s home
Nathan Blagg, 28, has been jailed for more than seven years after driving a stolen tractor into a rival’s former family home in Middlesbrough. The revenge attack followed a violent feud with Luke Lancaster, and caused extensive damage, although nobody was inside; the case highlights the wider harm caused by gang-related violence.
Blagg stole the Massey Ferguson from a farm nine miles away and drove it, still attached to a £30,000 hay baler, into the house at speed on 9 May. Repairs to the tractor were estimated at £56,000, while the baler was written off; Blagg was later arrested after crashing a stolen Jaguar while disqualified, and police found searches relating to criminal-damage sentencing guidelines on his phone.
- Gangland feud ended with a tractor smashed into a house.
- Blagg received more than seven years in prison.
- The attack caused major property and farming losses.
Read the full article at the source →
Originally published by Daily Mail as “Gangland thug who used stolen tractor as a battering ram and smashed it into rival’s home is jailed for seven years”.