Ad Terrace Review — Wednesday, November 21, 1990

$2 million civil suit trail concludes

The two-week trial of a civil suit
seeking $2 million damages
against five Terrace men has con-
cluded. The action arose after

Bradley Harrison, a Terrace resi-
dent and 29 years old at the time
of the incident, was severely
injured at the conclusion of a stag
party held in his honour April 2,
1988.

Hartison’s Vancouver
John Laxton said Monday he’s
hoping for a judgment before
Christmas but noted that will
depend on how busy Justice
Ronald McKinnon is during the
next few weeks.

Named in the suit as defendants
were Terrace residents Raymond
Glenn Biggs, Rene Cam, Norman
Collier, Ronald Gowe and Darren:
Rouw. It was alleged by Harrison
that the five men concocted a ruse
with the assistance of a uniformed
Terrace RCMP officer, Cst. Gene
Olson, to lure him to a stag party
the week before his scheduled
wedding. Harrison was shackled
with a traditional “ball and chain"
—— actually a 40-pound sump pump
packed into a metal cylinder on the
end of a chain — and taken to a
party at Gowe’s home.

Laxton claimed in court that his
client was a reluctant participant in
‘the celebration, and left the party
at the Skeena Hotel, claiming he
had to use the washroom and left
surreptitiously by the back door.

The group caught up with him on
Lakelse Ave. in front of the Salva-
tion Army thrift shop. During a
struggle Harrison fell through the
front window of the shop. The
falling plate glass nearly severed
both his arms. He was flown to
Vancouver, where a team of sur-

geons managed to save his arms
from amputation, but there was
permanent damage to the muscles
and nerves.

Harrison’s fiance Blanche Olson
cancelled their wedding plans, and
he was no longer able to continue
his job at Eurocan Pulp and Paper
in Kitimat.

Laxton said he expects the defen-
dants’ home owner insurance to
cover the damages if his client
wins the case. It’s a little-known
fact, he said, that most home
owner insurance policies cover the
policy holder for actions away
from the insured property.

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| Dave Parker
|M.L.A. for Skeena

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