8 - Wednesday, October 28, 1998 ~ North Shore News

THE following is a list
of recent West
Vancouver Police
reports:

September 25
1. Park Royal South
Assault. Suspect artempted
to leave tavi without: paving.
Stspeet puta knite to driver's
throat. Driver sustained
minor wounds to chin and [ett
hand.

2. Park Royal Theatre

Assault. Three unknown
males confronted and
demanded = complainants"
clothes. Complainants fled
leaving behind day packs
which suspects seized.

3. 106-blk. i8th Street
Theft. Money stolen from
wallet in apartment. Suspect is
acab driver who was in apart-
ment at the time. Stolen: cash.

September 26
4. 2200-blk. Folkestone
Way
Theft. Items missing from
guest house. No sign of
torced entry, Stolen:
unknown

5. Gleneagles overload

Mischief to autos. Suspects
observed smashing mirrors off
18 vehicles. All fled on police
arrival.

September 27
6. 1600-bIk. Taylor Way
Theft. House number
stolen from front lawn.

7. 2400-bik. Haywood

Theft from auto, Vehicle
arked in underground park-
ing lor. Lock damaged. Entry
gained through convertible
roof. Stolen: CD, stereo.

8. 3600-bik. Creery Avenue

Attempted stolen auto.
Suspect rolled 96 grcen Jeep
Cherokee down driveway.
Suspect fled when confront-
ed. Suspect later arrested at
Park Roya? South. Stolen: cell
phone.

9, 2200-blk. Bellevue Ave.
Suspicious. Two males

observed riding bicycles and

possibly checking car doors.

10. 1300-bik. Marine Drive
Theft. Cell phone stolen
from restaurant,

September 28
11. Vinson Creek Pump
Station
Break and enter.
Unknown suspect” entered
secured building with key and
alarm pass code. Unscrewed
three bolts from pump
motor. Damage to pump
resulted. Stolen: nil.

12. 2200-blk. Palmerston
Ave.

Break and enter. Unknown
suspect broke downstairs win-
dow and centered home.
Stolen: camera.

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22 after a house burglary.

North Vancouver RCMP Const. Tom Seaman said the
family dog was either stolen or ran away during the break-in

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The missing per is a short-hair golden Chihuahua female
called Fluffy.

Scaman said a six-vear-old girl is especially close ta the
dog. Her parents would like the dog found before the little
girl's birthday this week.

The dog was spotted in the 1300-block of East 18th Street
near Mountain Highway two days after the burglary.

The Chihuahua still wore its brown collar with a yellow
cord attached. Seaman asks anyone who sees er finds the dog
to call the dog's owners at 984-4252.

The family is offering a “no questions asked” reward for
the dog’s safe return, The reward amount was unavailable to
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