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WV youth killed in

- AFTER S-MONTH INVESTIGATION

Page AS, July 22, 1979 - Say News,

motorcycle tragedy

Struck by truck's shed load

An 18-year-old West
Vancouver motorcyclist
died Thursday afternoon
when he was struck by a 180-
pound steel disc which fell
from a= truck travelling
beside him.

Dead is Mark Elmer

‘curred on the Upper Levels
Highway just cast of Taylor
Way.

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West Vancouver Police
say the driver of the truck
was unaware that the in-
cident had even occurred
and carried on driving. It
was not until later that night
that police caught up with
the truck they think was

Police report that th¢
truck was loaded with steel
discs on palets which were

Corvette totalled
in N.Van crash

A 58-year-old man who is
reported to have driven
through a stop sign in
North Vancouver, July 6,
and totalled a Corvette
driving through the = in-
tersection, pleadtd guilty
Wednesday, to driving with
a blood alcohol level of over
.08.

North Vancouver
Provincial Court was told by
Don Celle, the crown
counsel, that three witnesses
saw Martin Turunen of
Vancouver drive through the
intersection at Jones Avenue

and West Keith Road,
without stopping.

In the collision with an
eastbound Corvette, Celle
said an estimated $12,000
damage was caused $8,000
to the Corvette, and $4,000
to Turnen’s vehicle.

When tested, Celle said,
Turunen had a blood alcohol
level of .14 on both readings.
(Judge J.D. Layton ‘fined
Turunen $350, recom-
mended his license be
suspended for six months,
and placed him on probation
for four months.

secured with metal binding
straps.

’ One of the discs came
loose and fell on the
motorcyclist as he was riding
parallel to the truck. A
passing motorist informed
police of the. incident, —., anf

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A five-month investigation
by North Vancouver RCMP

into the multiple stabbing of ©

a man in his home on
Chesterfield Avenue has led

to two. Quebec men being.
' charged for the attack.

Thirty-three year-old
Richard Denault was
‘stabbed in the neck and
other parts of the body while

'in- his home at 212-3445

Chesterfield last February 7.

‘Police say the stabbing
eccured,; after Denault
returned to his home . with
two men and a woman after
an evening in Vancouver

jand were ‘having a bit. of a

/ party.

RCMP. corporal Earl
Stinson was eventually led to
Montreal in his investigation
of the attack and two men
now face charges, -

Daniel Bergeron, aged 18,
and his 34-year-old: brother.
Richard Bergeron, both of
Quebec, have been
separately charged with
attempted. murder and

‘

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N : ‘multiple stabbing —

from an. institution in
Quebec at. the time of the
North Van stabbing.

_ Corporal Stinson says his
investigation was prolonged
because of difficulty in
finding Daniel Bergeron and
because the identity of
Richard Bergeron was not

-learned until the later part of

June.

Stinson worked with the

wounding with intent. Quebec: Provincial Police in
Montreal and says the QPP
RCMP say Richard found Daniel Bergeron and
Bergeron is presently subsequently linked his.
serving time for. armed brother} with the in-
robbery and had escaped vestigation

Joyride wasn’t So joyful

Birthday boy hit house

- Eighteen year old Michael
McKenzie told North
Vancouver Provincial Court,
that he didn’t remember
much of what happened_the
night of January 31.

What did happen was that

McKenzie. and a friend

-hotwired a 1965 Impala,
drove it around the District

Crown counsel, Don Celle
told the court the other
person involved in the in-
cident had been found guilty
earlier, and fined $300.

"Of North Vancouver and left
it after it hit a house.

Which was why
MecKenzie,, of 1383 Ross
Road, was in court Wed-
nesday, pleading guilty to
taking a motor vehicle

without the consent of the _

owner.

McKenzie told the court it
had been his birthday that
day, and he had been
drinking.

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