27) Ramos, a local politician, read a newspaper article by Bronsky, an influential columnist writing in the evening paper, in which Bronsky mistakenly associated Ramos with some well-known people recently charged with illegal drug distribution. Bronsky had been given the information by a reliable source who had given him accurate information in the past, but the source had Ramos, the politician, mixed up with another person of the same name. Unaware that an honest mistake had been made, Ramos was so infuriated by the article that he immediately went to the newspaper and forced his way into the office where Bronsky worked, kicked in the door to his office, went over to the desk, pointed his finger at him and yelled, "If you weren't such a rotten little runt, I'd smash your face in." In a panic, Bronsky grabbed a heavy paperweight off his desk and when Ramos had his head turned as the other people in the office rushed in, Bronsky hit him over the head with the weight. Ramos was seriously injured. Explain any torts that have been committed, any defences that can be raised, and the legal liability of each of the parties. (6 Marks)