Man guilty of
weapons charge

A 22-YEAK-OiD) North Vancouver man will be sentenced Jan. 14
after he pleaded guilty to three charges of possession of prohibited
weapons.

Jon Kevin Smythe was originally charged with five criminal
counts in connection with a Noy. 30 police seizure of various pro-
hibited weapons.

Appearing before North Vancouver provincial court Judge J. K.
Shaw Wednesday, Smythe pleaded guilty to possession of a
sawed-off shotgun, possession of wooden kurate ‘‘Boken"’ sticks
and three darts.

Following Smythe’s guilly plea, the Crown entered 9 stay of
proceedings in charges of ‘carrying a concealed weapon (a knife)
and possession of spiked boots also laid against Smythe.

Assault charges
laid

A 20-YEAR-OLD North Vancouver man has been ordered to stand
trial on three charges of assault causing bodify harm. :

Randali Joseph Scott was originally charged with one count of
assault causing bodily harm in connection with a Jan. 25 incident

in which he is alleged to have assaulted another mate.
' ‘The North Vancouver man was charged with an additional two
assault bodily harm charges in connection with a Sept. 14 incident
in which he is alleged to have assaulted two mates.

Appearing before North Vancouver provincial court Judge J.K.
Shaw, Scott was remanded to stand trial on the charges March 9
and 10.

WV man guilty
of tax charges

A WEST VANCOUVER. businessman was fined $1,000 Tuesday in
West Vancouver provincial court after he pleaded guilty to five
counts of faiting to file corporate income tax returns.

Ernest Alfred Benton, director of National Business Manage-
ment Ltd., was originally charged with falling to file corporate in-
come 1ax Feturns following a Revenue Canada investigation into his
company’s financial records from 1980 through to 1984,

Appearing before West Vancouver provincial court Judge R.D.
Grandison, Benton pleaded guilty to all five charges and was fined
$260 on each chas se.

In addiiion, Benton must file all his cowpany’s returns from
1980 to 1984 by Feb. 2, 1987.

Man guiity
of loitering

A 25-YEAR-OLD Burnaby man will be sentenced Jan. 9 after he
pleaded guilty Monday to two counts of loitering at night on two

North Vancouver properties.
Craig Mackie was originally charged in connection with incidents

July 18 and Oct. 1 in which he was found to be prowling around
residences.

Sex assault
charges laid

TWO CHARGES OF sexual assault have been Iaid against a North
Vancouver man,

Charles Jalil Mamovie was remanded to Dec. 29 to fix a date for
trial after he appeared in North Vancouver provincial court Mon-
jt amooie faces the sexual assault charges in connection wilh in-
cidents between January 1984 and November 1986 in which he is
alleged to have assaulted two women.

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