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

Before Judge William
Diebolt on Oct. 22, 1998;

Michael Chris Tusa, 34, of
Vancouver, received six
months’ probation after he
was found guilty of knowing-
ty abandoning, misdirecting,
obstructing, delaying — or
detaining the progress of mail
on Jan. 16, 1997 in
Vancouver. The charge was
faid under the Canada Post
Corporation Act.

Tusa was required to per-
form 50 hours of community
work service. According to
Crown intormation, Tusa was
a Canada Post employee who
lett a bag of mail in his vehicle
trunk for a couple of days. He
then threw the bag in some
bushes.

Before Judge Doug
Moss on Oct. 19, 1998:

Martin Leonard
Thibeault, 21, of Coquitlam,
was fined $500 and received
12 months’ probation after
he pleaded:

B not guilty to possessing
mezhamphetamine for trat-
ficking purposes, but instead
pleaded guilty to the lesser or
included offence of narcotic
possession. The — original
charge stemmed trom a July
13, 1997 incident in West
Vancouver;

@ pleaded guilty to driving
without due care and atten-
tion on July 13, 1997 in West
Vancouver,

Thibeault was required to
perform 25 hours of commu-
nity work.

Before Judge William
Diebolt on Sept. 10, 1998:

Jong-Ho Kim, 32, of no
fixed address, was fined $200
and received 12 months’ pro-
bation after he pleaded not
guilty to sexually assaulting a
female, but instead pleaded
guilty to the lesser or included
offence of assault.

The — original ~~ charge
stemmed from a June 14,
1998 incident in North
Vancouver City involving a
teenage girl. A Korean inter-
preter was required for court.

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Vancouver Police
reports:

December 21
1. 700-bik. 22nd Street
Theft. Stolen from unat-
tended ladies change room:
Gucei watch.

January 01
2. Park Royal North
Thett. Complainant left
celi phone in change room.
Upon return, phone gone.
Employee is possible suspect.
Stolen: Nokia cell phone.

January 02

3. 6000-bik. Marine Drive

Break and enter. Residence
under construction, Entry
gained through window frame
which was covered with ply-
wood. Plywood kicked in.
Stolen: power tools.

4. 300-bik. Keith Road
Attempted break and

enter. Pry marks found on

window. No entry gained.

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Theft. Shoplifting.

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Theft. Two unlocked
snowboards stolen from out-
side cafeteria area. Stolen:
Limited and Rossignol snow-
boards.

7. Cypress Bow! Road

Thett. Unlocked snaw-
board stolen from outside
cafeteria area. Stolen: Able
snowboard.

8. Park Royal North
Theft from auto. No sign
of forced entry. Stolen: cash.

9. Park Roya! North

Theft from auto. No sign
of forced entry. Glove box
gone through.

10. Park Royal Nocth

Theft trom aute. Door
tock punched. Glove box
gone through.

January 03
11. 1500-bik. Esquimalt
Avenue
Break and enter. Locks cut
on storage lockers. No sign of
forced entry to inside door.

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12. 900-bik. Marine Drive
Stolen auto. — Vehicle
parked in unsecured under-
ground parking lot. Stolen:
1990 red Toyota Camry.
13. 900-bik. Bellevue
Avenue
Thett from auto. Vehicle
parked in secure underground
parking lot. Some damage to
door handle. Stolen: two pairs

of ski boots.

14. 700-bIk, 22nd Street

Theit from auto. Entry
through unlocked door. No
damage to vehicle. Stolen:
jacket, toque, three pairs of
reading glasses.

January 04
15. 1400-btk, Chartwell Dr.
Theft from auto. Entry

gained through passenger
window, Stolen: 25 library
books.

16. Cypress Bowl

Theit. Skis stolen from ski
rack while purchasing lift tick-
et. Stolen: Salomon skis.

17, Park Royal South
Shoplifting. Stolen /recov-
ered: 11 pairs of jeans.

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