10 - Friday, April 26, 1995 — North Shore News

THE FOLLOWING is a list
of recent North Shore emer-
gency incidents:

April 2
: 2300-bik. Marine Dr

Attempted break and enter. Front
door handle removed by unscrewing
baits.
damaged and pried away from the
lock. No entry gained.

» April 4
3200-bik. Westmount Rd.
Attempted break and enter.
- Siding of window was pushed over.
Pane. couldn't be removed without
removing whole frame. No other
points of entry.
April 11
4200-blk. Haywood Ave,

Stolen auto. Vehicle was insecure
and keys were in the ashtray making
theft of the ‘87 white Chevrolet
pick-up easy. Value: $2,500.
1300-bik. Whitby Rd.

Stolen auto. The ‘82 gray Audi
5000 was lent for a few days and
never seen again.

Park Royal North.

Stolen “auto. Red ‘95 Jeep
removed from parkade. All doors
were locked. Value: $15,000.

April 12
3400-blk. Marine Dr.

Break and enter. Entry gained by
forcing «indow to the master bed-

‘room. Stolen: Jap top computer,
printer, 2 cameras and cellular
phone. Value: $9,350.

April 17-20
Number of medical aid calls: 11

a day in court

THE FOLLOWING pcople
appeared in’ North and West
Vancouver courts recently to face
various charges:

Before Judge Jerry Paradis in
North Vancouver provincial court
‘on Feb. 24:
Kerry LaCroix, 24, of Burnaby,
was jailed two‘months.

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the same tirne as he serves another
jail sentence.

. LaCroix, pleaded not guilty ‘to
- stealing meat belonging: to Save-
QOn-Foods, but ‘instend pleaded
guilty to the lesser or included
* offence of being an accessory after
the fact.

.. The original charge stemmed
from: an Aug. .7, 1994 incident in
North Vancouver City.

Carsten Lawrence Weiss, 32, of
North ‘Vancouver, was fined $150

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6600-bik. Nelson Ave.
Electrical fire.
3800-bik Southridge.
Residential roof fire.
Capilano Rd.
Vehicle fire.
Beach at 14th St.
Beach fire. —
Beach at 29th St.

after he pleaded guilty (o breaching
a recognizance by failing to take
anger management counselling.

Before Judge Reginald
Grandison in North Vancouver
provincial court on Feb, 23:

Cathy. Lorraine Renflesh. 26, of
Gibsons, was jailed seven days after
she pleaded guilty to stealing food
belonging to Save-On-Foods on
Dec. 28, 1994 in North Vancouver
District.

Renflesh’s criminal record was
presented as court evidence.

Before judge Doug Moss in
North Vancouver provincial court
on Feb, 22:

Satendra Sonny Jit. 31, of North
Vancouver, received three months’
probation after he pleaded guilty to
stealing food belonging to
McDenald’s on May 1, 1994 in

“North Vancouver District.

Before Judge Jerry Paradis in
North Vancouver provincial court

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Beach fire.
April 21-23

Number of medical aid calls: 5
Number of false alarms: 2
Number of public service calls: 2
1400-bik, Clyde Ave.

Natural gas Jeak from truck.
Larson Bay Beach.

Beach fire.
Ambleside Park.

Beach fires.

on Feb, 22:

Sally Coute, 19, of Vancouver,
received nine months’ probation
after she pleaded guilty to passess-
ing a stolen Sears credit card on
Nov. 23, 1994 in North Vancouver
City.

Coute was required to perform
75 hours of community work ser-
vice.

Raymond Edward Shubrook, 24,
of Whistler, was jailed 14 days and
fined $300 after he pleaded guilty
to:
driving without a licence;

B driving on Esplanade while pro-
hibited. .

- The charges stemmed from Oct.
24, 1994 incidents.

The jail sentence was to run con-
secutively with a sentence Shubrook
was serving.

Shubrook’s driving record was
part of court evidence. ,

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up to $200,006 related to highways improvement projects throughout the province.

The purpose of these Contracting Opportunities Workshops is to provide existing or
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.workshops are scheduled from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm in the following locations:

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Wednesday, May 3, 1995

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Thursday, May 4, 1995

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Province of

British Columbia

Ministry of Transportation

and Highways

April 17-19
Number of routine calls: 18
Number of Code 3 emergency calls:
7

April 20-23
Number of routine calls: 2!

Nuwber of Cade 3 emergency calls:
12

Name: Gerhard Alexander
Koch, Age: 55, Offences: two
charges of impaired driving,
two charges of refusing to pro-
vide a breathalyser sample.
‘Police caution: violent.

-while disqualified,

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1200-blk. Marine Dr.

A traffic slowdown caused a
vehicle hit from behind to hit anoth-.
er vehicle in front of it. Three people
suffered whiplash injuries as a result
of the three-vehicle accident. No
charges. Approximately $2,800
damage.

Name: Ross Hildon McCready,

Age: 47, Offences: Driving.
‘impaired .
driving, refusing to provide-a

breathalyser sample. Call. the

RCMP at 985-1311.

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