As they should. ICBC customers shouldn't have to pay for that shit.

A bit surprised at the cost of the Bentley. That depreciation.

And the fact that it's from the future :troll:

Good. These fuckers' actions affect everyone else's insurance rates. Some of them are probably laughing that they got away with things like house arrest, but they ain't gonna be happy if ICBC wins some judgments out of this.

Stanley Cup riot prompts ICBC to file civil claim against 46 people - Need to know - Macleans.ca

Where we're going, we won't need roads!

So ICBC is suing for $500k+ in damages against 46 rioters. I dunno how much the legal costs are going to be in the end, so I'll leave those out for now. But assuming that the rioters end up losing, the average penalty is only going to end up at ~$11k/person (+ legal fees, of course).

$11k+ isn't chump change, but I certainly wish the amount would be larger.

~$11k + another $11k in legal fees per person?

Make them pay their legal costs and ICBC's legal costs too if they fight it and lose.

Isn't that the standard practice where the losing end pays for the legal fees of both their own lawyers and those of the plaintiff?

:toot:

Hey ICBC, lemme know if you need close ups of the car smasher's faces. :D

May not be a bad email to send them. With samples!

Article typo says June 2001 :accepted:

That's because the 3006 Bentley used its Flux Capacitor to go back and change the past.

So...does she now have a criminal record since she has to do time?

Stanley Cup rioter guilty of breaching probation | News1130


VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) – A Stanley Cup rioter who breached probation won’t be sent to jail.

Camille Cacnio had argued she was out past her curfew because of a medical emergency. She claimed to have had a panic attack and needed medication.

A judge ruled against Cacnio and sentenced her to time already served, one day in jail.

Last year, Cacnio pleaded guilty to her role in the riot, stealing two pairs of men’s pants and a tie.

She was given a suspended sentence and probation for that.

1 day :rukidding:

At least they saw through her lies and BS.

I like that she actually received a sentence for jail time - not only does it send the message that her bullshit is not being tolerated, but it tells her she's not going to get off with a slap on the wrist the next time she tries it.

I just think it would have been better if it was NOT time served - a sentence of a day in jail followed immediately be being dragged off to the clink for the next 24 hours, would have been a much more powerful smack upside the head, I think.

so what happens 6 weeks from now when she's caught drunk or out past her curfew?

2 days in jail?

hope this criminal record haunts her for the next 10 years...maybe it'll smarten her up.

Any news or updates about her shithead bf that was kicking/tripping the reporter/cameraman?

not only ICBC, but other insurance companies who those business buys insurance from...

they should be taught a lesson...

wouldn't the cameraman have to press charges for anything to happen? i'm guessing he didn't report it.

I think anyone who will google her name before giving her a job will receive quite a shock if they don't know who she is to begin with. That alone will haunt her for quite a long time - nevermind a criminal record.

That's easy to do, get married and change last name is one or leave town. I am sure she has a few tricks up her sleeves already.

In Canada, people don't press charges.. Police lay/forward charges. BUT the camera man would have to cooperate with Police in order for the charges to be forwarded/laid.

At about 0.20 - 0.24 of this video clip, you see a girl on the right starts approaching the store to go in and participate in the "festivities".

But her bf or friend stopped her and dragged her away before she could.

Too bad Camille hangs around people in her court video and not more people like this one, otherwise she wouldn't have been in this position in the first place.

Christ, how old is her boyfriend? 40? Without a license? Tats all over his left arm? I can see what kind of family this is going to be.