Jan 22 2011 ~ The Perrier family have filed a lawsuit for 000 against the owners of Jimi the Border Collie mix and the city of Thunder Bay, A portion of their claim is for "tort of assault in the amount of 00" for what lawyer Christopher Watkins referred to as "a direct attack on the Perrier family's daughter who was bitten in her attempt to save Gus". This video clearly shows the reality of this matter re BULL SHIT! DOG PARK LAWSUIT By Jodi Lundmark, tbnewswatch.com The family whose pet was killed at a city dog park last November has made a statement of claim against the owner of the dog allegedly responsible for the attack and the City of Thunder Bay for just under 000. "The Perrier family is devastated by the loss of their little family pet Gus," said the family's lawyer Christopher Watkins. "They feel, as dog lovers, no personal hatred towards Jimi ... They do, however, sincerely believe the situation should never have happened and cannot happen to others in the future." Eighteen-year-old Ravin Perrier brought her chihuahua-mix dog Gus to the Winnipeg Avenue off-leash dog park on Nov. 9 when her dog was allegedly attacked and killed by a dog believed to be a pit bull-mix. The park has a contained area for dogs of all sizes and another area that is size-restricted for smaller dogs. Both dogs were on the size-restricted side of the park when the incident occurred. "It is the Perrier family's position that (Jimi's owners and the city) were negligent and their ... Video Rating: 0 / 5
On Thursday, July 16, 1981, just after noon, Chapin was driving in the left lane on the Long Island Expressway at about 65 mph on the way to perform at a free concert scheduled for later that evening at Eisenhower Park in East Meadow, NY. Near exit 40 in Jericho he put on his emergency flashers, presumably because of either a mechanical or medical problem (possibly a heart attack). He then slowed to about 15 miles (24 km) per hour and veered into the center lane, nearly colliding with another car. He swerved left, then to the right again, ending up directly in the path of a tractor-trailer truck. The truck could not brake in time and rammed the rear of Chapin's blue 1975 Volkswagen Rabbit, rupturing the fuel tank by climbing its back and causing it to burst into flames. The driver of the truck and a passerby were able to get Chapin out of the burning car through the window and by cutting the seat belts before the car was completely engulfed in flames. He was taken by police helicopter to a hospital, where ten doctors tried for 30 minutes to revive him.[citation needed] A spokesman for the Nassau County Medical Center said Chapin had suffered a heart attack and "died of cardiac arrest," but there was no way of knowing whether it occurred before or after the accident. His widow Sandy won a million decision in a negligence lawsuit against Supermarkets General, the owners of the truck.Chapin was interred in the Huntington Rural Cemetery, Huntington, New York. His epitaph ...
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