Michael Dietz was not shy about his alleged actions when Ohio cops asked him about the vandalism at the home of a woman with whom he was involved in a car crash over a year ago.

“I f—ing spray painted a—hole on her house,” Dietz told Westlake cops, according to body camera video viewed by Law&Crime.

“Why?” asked the cop.

“Because she’s an a—hole,” he retorted.

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While in the patrol car on the way to jail, Dietz went further.

“That b— is lucky I didn’t go over with a .357 and start shooting the place up,” he proclaimed.

Now Dietz, 64, is facing charges of vandalism and aggravated menacing.

Officers in Westlake, a suburb of Cleveland, responded to the victim’s home on Thursday morning after she saw the damage to her home and vehicle. Ring camera footage showed a man arrive shortly before 5 a.m. and try to pour sugar down a SUV parked in her driveway, a criminal complaint said. He proceed to spray paint the word “a—hole” several times, though it was misspelled, police said.

While tagging the home, Dietz apparently saw the camera and spray painted over it, a video showed. Not even the University of Alabama flag in the front yard was spared.

When asked who may want to vandalize the property, the woman and her husband suggested Dietz. She and the suspect had been involved in a car accident in August 2023.

A New York man who grabbed an officer’s pepper spray canister in a tunnel at the U.S. Capitol during the Jan. 6 riots will spend more than a year in federal prison for the offense.

Troy Weeks, 38, was sentenced to 21 months in prison, 36 months of supervised release, and was ordered to pay $2,000 in restitution by Barack Obama-appointed U.S. District Judge Rudolph Contreras, the U.S. Attorney’s Office announced in a press release.