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Mr Collins was transferred from the Royal Preston Hospital for further care at South Manchester University Hospital where he underwent several skin graft operations.
'Afterwards I ran into the street and sank to the pavement in shock.' My friends tried to help me and it took about ten seconds in total. 'The whole thing was on fire and I knew I just had to get it off. I panicked and ran around trying to get the suit off. 'It had taken me about 12 hours to make the costume and I became a human fireball instantly. I could feel this intense pain which I can't even begin to describe. 'I literally just burst into flames and I remember feeling shock and panic. Mr Collins said: 'I remember standing having a cigarette with two of my mates - the next minute I was on fire.Įngulfed in flames: The student became a 'human fireball' in seconds and said the pain was 'intense' 'This defendant was shocked by the consequences of his actions, he did not foresee them at all but he is responsible for them.' Miss Patel said that Mr Collins' injuries after the incident on January 17 meant he had missed two months of the final year of his course at UCLan and had had to give up his part-time job in the kitchen at McDonald's.Īdrian Williams, defending, said: 'This was an incredibly stupid prank, not a deliberate assault on Mr Collins. "'I'm an off-duty doorman and work at Evoque if you need to speak to me."' I was talking to my girlfriend having a cigarette and as I was waving my hand my cigarette caught him and he set alight. 'He was standing very close and trying to see what was happening. She added: 'When officers arrived at the scene the victim was being treated for his injuries and the defendant was present. Bouncer Thomas McGuiness, 24, left, was jailed after admitting unlawfully wounding Mr Collins, right
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