After taking some crystal meth, Sandra Bergen, 23, of Saskatchewan, Canada, had a heart attack and ended up in a coma that lasted nearly two weeks. So she sued her drug dealer. The dealer, Clinton Davey, wouldn't rat out his connection, so the judge ruled in Bergen's favor. She asked for $50,000 in damages and is now waiting for the judge to determine who much she'll get. From the BBC News:
"I sued him for negligence… for selling me drugs and getting me hooked when I was vulnerable," Ms Bergen told the French news agency AFP…
Ms Bergen and Mr Davey were friends from childhood.
In her statement of claim, she said he "knew the drug was highly addictive" and that his dealing was not only "for the purpose of making money but was also for the purpose of intentionally inflicting physical and mental suffering" on her.
