Harris swiped a Toro riding mower in 2006. He is a repeat offender, though this appears his first venture into hot garden machines.
The case turns on the definition of “motor vehicles” which is anything but clear under Georgia law. As Toro advertises, prosecutors insists you can “count on it”
State law defines a motor vehicle as a “self-propelled” device. 
This is not the first case on the meaning of a motor vehicle. Kile Wygle charged recently with a vehicular offense for crashing his motorized bar stool.
A New Zealand man was arrested for DUI on his lawn mower.
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