Videos posted on YouTube last year showed a paraglider pilot chasing and kicking an owl. It did not show the pilot's face but was removed from YouTube after it went viral because of a copyright claim by Schanze. Another showed a pilot shooting at the shore of a lake and the water. 
 
 A summons will be issued for Schanze to appear in court, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office. No appearance had been scheduled by early Tuesday evening. 
 
 Schanze was arrested in June 2011 in Oregon for paragliding off the 125-foot high Astoria Column, an historic city structure. According to the Daily Astorian, he pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor, paid a $1,000 fine and wrote a letter of apology to the city of Astoria. 
 
 In Utah, he was found guilty in June 2010 of class B misdemeanor reckless driving and three seat-belt violations for an incident in Saratoga Springs in which he was driving erratically with several children in a car. 
 
 Schanze is the former owner of Totally Awesome Computers, which he used to tout on lively TV commercials as Super Dell. The business collapsed in March 2006, with Schanze blaming its demise on the news media. 
 
 In June 2003, he walked away from an ultralight aircraft crash near Magna. Four months later, some American Indians were offended by a TV ad about a fictional, notoriously stupid tribe called the "Shiffers," indicating anyone who did not buy a Totally Awesome computer had "Shiffer brains." 
 
 A former vice president of the company settled a lawsuit for $2 million in 2005 against Totally Awesome Computers that alleged religious and ethnic discrimination. 
 
 In August 2006, Schanze was found guilty of a class B misdemeanor in 3rd District Court for making false statements to a Draper police officer. 
 
 Also in 2006, Schanze pleaded no contest to a class B misdemeanor charge of public nuisance in Draper's justice court for buzzing Interstate 15 in a paraglider. 
 
 Since the demise of the company, Schanze has dipped into politics, running unsuccessfully for Salt Lake County mayor in 2008. 
 
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– A paraglider accused of chasing and kicking a barn owl is looking at possible jail time and six-figure fines as a result, reports the Salt Lake Tribune. The accused, Dell Schanze, was allegedly featured in a since-deleted YouTube video showing off his owl-harassing ways. Federal wildlife officials weren't amused, and the 45-year-old faces up to 18 months in jail and fines of more than $100,000 if he's found guilty of violating the Airborne Hunting Act and the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. He might lose his motorized paraglider, too. Schanze is better known to Utah residents as "Super Dell," thanks to over-the-top TV commercials for his now-defunct Totally Awesome Computers business, reports KSL. The station notes that Schanze once spent eight days in jail on a reckless-driving charge. Kids were in the car at the time of his arrest, and Schanze told police he was weaving in the road to entertain them.