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Cops get new radar gun

THE West Vancouver
Police have a new arse-
nal in their battle
against unruly drivers.

Under the
Enforcement Equipment
Program, the Insurance Corp.
of B.C. (ICBC) has provided
West Vancouver's finest with a
piece of radar technology
known as the Genesis —- a
hand held radar gun valued at
$1,600.

Sgt. Jim Almas, media liai-
son officer for the West
Vancouver Police, said the
new radar will provide a sig-
nificant boost to his precinct’s
efforts at curbing dangerous
drivers.

“The support from ICBC
will boost our efforts to
convey the message that

speed and other dangerous

riving behaviour aren't
welcome on the streets of
West Vancouver,” Sgt. Almas
said.

ICBC tivested more than

Fireworks
for free

NORTH Vancouver
District firefighters
volunteer their time
Oct. 31 to present fire-
works displays at three
North Vancouver
parks.

Sparks will tly at 8 p.m. at
Norgate, Lynn Valley and
Myrtle parks. Firefighters
offer them annually as a safe

alternative to backyard tire-
works,

Cost of

$401,000 in 1997 in entorce-

ment and education technolo-

gy, Which has either been pur-

chased or loaned to_ police

departments and volunteer

speed Watch groups across
Ron

THE following people
appeared in North
Vancouver courts
recently to face various
charges:

Before Judge Jerome
Paradis in North
Vancouver provincial court
on Sept. 21:

Dean MeArthur Durnic,
25, of no fixed address, was
jailed three months after he
pleaded xuilty to:

B breaching probation by
breaking a curfew order on
July 29 in West Vancouver;
@ attempting to steal “some-
thing of value” belonging to
a woman on the same dav:
B attempting to steal proper:
ty belonging into Mezgill
Stephenson Company on the
same day.

Before Judge Jerome
Paradis in North
Vancouver provincial court
on Aug. 25:

Carmen Baker,
North Vancouver, was jailed
14 days after she pleaded
guilty to breaching proba-
tion by failing to report to a
probation officer on July 27.

On July 22 Paradis sen-
tenced Baker to three days
jail and six months’ proba-
tion after she pleaded yuilty
ta:

@ stealing merchandise
belonging to a liquor store in
North Vancouver City on
June 22;

@ breaching probation by
failing t© report to a proba-
tion officer on March 3

Before Judge _ Bill
Rodgers in North
Vancouver provincial court

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on Aug. 19:

Wilham John Petrie, 33,
ot North Vancouver,
received 24 months proba
tion after he pleaded guilty
to obstructing West
Vancouver Police Const.
John Shamper on June 12,
1990 in West Vancouver,

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Herman Joseph Hackett,
56, of Vancouver, was tined
S300 and had his: driver's
Heence suspended ter $2
months after he pleaded
gaulty to driving while pro
hibited on Sept. 3, 1997 in
North Vancouver City.

Before Judge Jerome
Paradis in North
Vancouver provincial court
on Aug. 19:

Brent Andrew Fabbi, 21,
of Abbotsford, was jailed
seven days and fined $300
after he pleaded guilty to dri-
ving while prohibited on the
Trans-Canada Highway on
June 8 in West Vancouver,

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Scott Bruce Conrad, 29,
of North Vancouver, was
jailed 21 days after he plead-
ed guilty to stealing mer-
chandise belonging to:

@ Girders and Beams on
June 23 in North Vancouver
City;
B® Rew Home Centre on
July 8 in North Vancouver
City.

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Spencer Bossert,
North Vancouver, received
six. months’ probation after
he pleaded guilty to proba-
tion breaches relating to a
Young Offenders Act’ sen-
tence of:

@ tailing to complete 100
hours of community work
service by April 2;

@ failing to pay $100 restiru-
tion by March 1.

Bossert was required to
pay $100 restitution and per-
form 30 hours of community
work,

Before Judge Jerome
Paradis in North
Vancouver provincial court
on Aug. 18:

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Vancouver

Jisa Marie Kelly. 20. a1
North Vancouver, recened
four months probanon aner
she pleaded guilty to steading
merchandise belonging to
Out of Africa Global Culture
store on Mav 26, 1998.

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Derek James Parker, 24,
of ne tived address, was
tuled 60 dave and received
SiN months’ probation ater
he pleaded guiity ta possess
ing a stolen [993° Dodge

Before Judge Jerome
Paradis in North
Vancouver provincial court
on Aug. I4:

Douglas Allen Crampton,
43, of North Vancouver, was
fined SPSO after he pleaded
guilty te breaching proba
tian ov filing to repart toa
probation officer on May 22,
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