10 - Wednesday, December 10, 1986 - North Shore News

A day in cour

THE FOLLOWING people ap-
peared in North and West Van-
couver provincial courthouses over
the past week 1o face various crim-
inal charges laid against them.
Before Judge J.B. Paradis in
North Vancouver provincial court
December 5:

Bench warrants were issued for
Roger Leo Boivin, Farrell
Dominique, Benjamin Liket and
Mehrdad Amel-Vatizadeh after
they failed to appear for scheduled
court dates.

Kevin Kleminder Singh was fin-

ed $100 after the 24-year-old Bur-
naby resident pleaded guilty to a
charge of failing to remain at the
scene of an accident.
Before Judge J.B. Paradis in
North Vancouver provincial court
December 5:

Joseph Dalmat was fined $300

after the 28-year-old) Vancouver
man pleaded guilty to driving a
vehicle on Highway #1 without in-
surance.

A bench warrant was issued for
Christopher Michael William after
the 23-year-old man failed to ap-
pear in court on a charge of failing
(o appear in court.

Robert John Ings was fined $75
after the 32-year-old North Van-
couver man pleaded guilty to a
charge of theft under $1,000.
Before Judge J.8. Paradis in
North Vancouver provincial court
December 4:

A bench warrant was issued for
Herbert Beam after the 26-year-old
North Vancouver man failed to
appear for a scheduled court date
on a charge of breaching terms of
his probation.

Before Judge J.B. Paradis in

North Vancouver provincial court
December 3:

Douglas William) Hewer was
fined $350 after the 34-year-old
man pleaded guilty to a charge of
trafficking in cannabis.

Before Judge J.K. Shaw in North
Vancouver provincial court
November 25:

David Gerard Barry was fined
$250 after the 31-year-old North
Vancouver man pleaded guilty to a
charge of failing to remain at the
scene of an accident.

Before Judge J.D. Layton in
North Vancouver provincial court
November 24:

Manuel Guerrero was given a
conditional discharge and placed
on probation for six months after
he pleaded guilty to a charge of
mischief in connection with dam-
age to a Salvation Army window.

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Before §udge R.D. Grandison in
West Vancouver provincial court
November 24:

Bench warrants were issued for
Grant Redman and Paulette Jean
Weismuller after they failed to ap-
pear in court on impaired driving
charges.

Before Judge J.D. Layton in
North Vancouver provincial court
November 21:

Fines of $50 each were handed
out to Damion Guilbault, 21, and
Paul Drda, 20, after the two North
Shore men pleaded guilty to sepa-
rate charges of failing to appear
for scheduled court dates.

Before Judge J.K. Shaw in North
Vancouver provincial court
November 19:

Mark Christian Rasmussen was
fined $50 after the 19-year-old
North Vancouver man pleaded

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guilty to being a minor in posses-
sion of alcohol.

Scou Sorensen, 20, was fined
$70 on a charge of speeding.

Daniel Duffin Arnold was fined
$250 after the 21-year-old North
Vancouver man pleaded guilty to
possession of cocaine.

Before Judge J.K. Shaw in North
Vancouver provincial court
November 18:

Duncan Scott McGraw and
Steven Miller, both 26, were fined
$50 each after the two pleaded
guilty to disturbing the peace.

Before Judge R.D. Grandison in
West Vancouver provincial court
November 6:

Mark Fitzroy Smith was fined
$75 on a charge of theft under
$1,000.