A Grown Man In BC Got Teens To Beat Up A 14-Year-Old That Punched His Son

After almost 12 years of waiting, some form of resolution finally came for a B.C. teen attacked by a group that was organized by a much older man.

According to a B.C. Supreme Court decision released Monday, August 24, the father (M.T.) was ordered to pay the victim (R.S.) $479,000 — 12 years after arranging for the then-14-year-old to be beaten by several other teens, including his own son.

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The two males caught up to R.S., who had tripped and fallen, and they began to strike R.S. with the baton and their fists.

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Allegedly, the act was in retaliation after he punched M.T.'s son for kissing his girlfriend; the grown man followed R.S. away from his Delta high school in a van loaded with his son and the two attackers.

In the middle of the attack, the then-45-year-old man told the attackers to stop so his own son could "get in there;" the two proceeded to fight while M.T. watched.

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As a result, R.S. suffered a fractured nose, black eyes, a "disabling concussion," and more which all left him with "permanent ongoing chronic pain" and PTSD 12 years later.