COLE V CALIFORNIA ENTERTAINMENTLTD [1989] BCJ NO 2162 (BC CA) Wayne Cole and some friends entered Club California wearing matching red bomber jackets bearing the crest Victoria Kick Boxing Club. A doorman named Wolf explained the club's dress code and said that they would have to take off their jackets if they wanted to enter. The group exchanged words with Wolf and other staff members. The club owner then instructed the bouncers to clear the entrance. When the altercation moved outside, the club owner went back into his office and closed the door. Cole and his friends left the club along with four bouncers and walked to a nearby parking lot. Wolf challenged one of Cole's friends to a fight. A brawl broke out. Eventually, Wolf went after Cole who, being a lot smaller, backed away and said he did not want to fight. But Wolf kept coming. He grabbed Cole by the front of his jacket and hurled him through the plate-glass window of a nearby store, pulled him out, and threw him against a car parked in front of the store. Wolf kept punching until two people pulled him off Cole. Cole staggered across the street and collapsed. He was later taken to the hospital