Man Sentenced to Prison and $1M for Home Invasion Shooting | Vancouver News
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Man Sentenced to Prison and $1M for Home Invasion Shooting | Vancouver News
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A man named Paul Tregear is serving seven years in prison for shooting his neighbor Anthony Nelson point-blank with a rifle in 2022, stemming from years of escalating hostility. Convicted of aggravated assault and firearm violations, Tregear now faces a staggering $1 million civil judgment covering physical injuries, surgeries, mental trauma, and lost income for both Nelson and his wife — who also suffered PTSD and sleep issues. The court condemned Tregear’s “callous disregard” for their suffering, especially after he denied responsibility during proceedings while incarcerated. The total award includes $64,000 in covered medical costs and legal fees, making it a brutal financial and emotional reckoning for the damage he inflicted.
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