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THE FOLLOWING people 19492, in North Vancouver City.

wppeared in North and West
Vancouver courts recently to face
various charges:

Before Judge Jerome Paradis
in North Vancouver provincial
court on March 9:

Randall Douplas Hardy, 31, of
North Vancouver, received six
months’ probation after he pleaded
guilly to assaulting a female on
Feb, 23 in North Vancouver City.

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Kathy Marie Paterson, 35, of
Burnaby, received six months’ pro-
bation after she pleaded guilty to
committing mischief by prying
open a tampon dispenser on June 5,
1993, in North Vancouver District.

Paterson was required to pay
$249.30 restitution to the Avalon
Hatel by Sept. 5, A probation term
order states that she is not to be

_ found on Avalon Hotel's premises.
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Jonathan Howard Keen, 31, of
North- Vancouver, received nine
months’ probation after he pleaded
guilty to threatening a female on

Dec. 13, 1993, in North Vancouver .

City.

Before Judge Bill Rodgers in
North Vancouver provinctal
‘court on March 9:

- Heather Tyler Knight, 28, of
North Vancouver, received six
-months’ probation after she pleaded
guilty to stealing a bag and contents
belonging to a mate on Oct. 21,
1993, in North Vancouver District.

Victoria: Majeski,. ‘33, of
~; Burnaby, received 12 months’ pro-
bation after she was found guilty of
assaulting a female on Aug. t,:

Before Judge Bill Rodgers in
West Vancouver provincial court
on Feb, 22;

Charles Carl Rembold, 61, of
West Vancouver, was fined $100
and received six months’ probation
after he pleaded guilly to assaulting
aman on July 30, 1993, in West
Vancouver,

Rembold. was required to pay
$50 restitution to the victim,

‘Trevor Warrington, 35, of North
Vancouver, was fined a total of
$500 after he was found guilty of
two counts of contravening a busi-
ness-licence bylaw in April, 1993,
in West Vancouver,

Before Judge Reginald
Grandison in West Vancouver
provincial court on Feb, 16:

Sean Casselman, 20, of
Burnaby, was jailed one day and
received 12 months’ probation after
he was found guilty of stealing «
bicycle between Jan. 6, 1993, and
Jan. 9, 1993, in West Vancouver.

Casselman was required to pay
$365 compensation and a $36.50
victim surcharge.

Before Judge Reginald
Grandison in West Vancouver
provincial court on Feb. 16;

Christopher Den Kwik, 18, of

‘West Vancouver, was fined $500

and received {2 months’ probation

_after he pleaded not guilty to pos-

sessing marijuana for trafficking
purposes, but instead pleaded guilty
to the lesser or included offence of
narcotic possession.

The original charge stemmed
from a Nov. 23, 1993, incident in

. West Vancouver.

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TWO 15-YEAR-OLD males*

from the Squamish Nation
reserve face charges, after
allegedly breaking into the
" Squamish Nation Smoke Shop
on Monday.’ :

The teens were arrested with 350
packs of cigarettes in their posses-
sion, .according to a. West
Vancouver Police spokesman, .

The pair were tracked at approx-
imately 1:30.a.m. from the store

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‘jocated on Bridge Road under the

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The teens were apprehended with
the assistance of North Vancouver
RCMP service dog, Timber. The
pair face charges of break and
enter. One of the teens was remand-
ed in custody fora court appear-

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Before Judge Reginald
Grandison in West Vancouver
provincial court on Feb, 15:

Riccardo Joseph Bogdanich, 30,
of Burnaby, received six months"
probation after he pleaded guilty to
stealing merchandise belonging to
Eaton’s in West Vancouver on Dec.
17, 1993,

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