Neighbor’s Gunshot Leaves Lifelong Trauma | Canada News
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Neighbor’s Gunshot Leaves Lifelong Trauma | Canada News
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A neighborly feud in British Columbia spiraled into a life-altering tragedy when Paul Tregear shot Anthony Nelson at close range with a .22 rifle—wounding him permanently and horrifying his wife, Wendy, who watched it unfold. Though Tregear was criminally convicted and sentenced to seven years, the civil court handed down even steeper consequences: over $767,000 to Anthony and more than $279,000 to Wendy for trauma. Even from prison, Tregear tried to deny he fired the shots—but Judge Julie Gibson slammed his defense as “callous” and an “abuse of process.” The verdict leaves no doubt: violent acts carry devastating, lifelong costs—not just behind bars, but in dollars and suffering.
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