‘The plaintiff was lawfully hunting in the Municipality of Foothills … when suddenly and without warning he was shot by shotgun buckshot discharged negligently by the defendant,’ the lawsuit claims
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The victim in an accidental shooting during a hunting incident near Okotoks 16 months ago was completely blinded, a nearly $5-million lawsuit says.
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The lawsuit, filed on behalf of Okotoks resident Chris Rusk, said he suffered multiple, life-altering injuries after being struck in the face with buckshot.
The claim, against Calgarian Viktor Safronov, alleges the defendant was negligent in discharging his firearm and striking Rusk.
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Exposing the Big Game 
Imagine if wildlife could sue for the torture, misery, fear, pain and loss of their loved ones Humans are such awful species A human eye that was lost doing injury to innocent beings is worth 5 million while millions of lives are worth nothing in the animal kingdom
One less person killing in the woods He assumed a risk And paid for it using guns to kill and maim
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