Police honors

POLICE bravery awards recipients Dianne McMordie (left), Allan Riedjinger and Jason Sadler were
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Mounties were awarded long-service medals and goid clasp medals. They included (background, left
to right) Cpl. Stan Szelagiewicz, Const. Barry Mattock, Sgt. Ken Schinkel, Supt. Gil Yard, Deputy
Commissioner Larry Proke (presenter), Const. Joe Fitzpatrick, retired Staff-Sgt. Stan Schock. Cpl.

[ Bia BicColl, Cpi. Tom Adair and Cpl. Al Tutt.

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Wednesday, May 15, 1996 ~- North Shore News - 27

Deep

Cove

thief jailed

North Van man gets one year

BY ANNA MARIE D'ANGELO
News Reporter

A North Vancouver man
who was caught in March
trying to get a stolen safe
into a vehicle in Deep
Cove was recently jailed
for 12 months.

Jesse David Tynan, 20, of
North Vancouver, pleaded
guilty to the March 6 break,
enter and theft of a business in
the 4300-block of Gallant
Avenue.

He also pleaded guilty to
possessing a stolen vehicle on
the same day.

Police say Tynan took off
and was caught by police dog
Storm.

Tynan was treated in hospi-
tal for dog bites.

Neighbors had earlier called
police saying that two men
with crowbars were inside a
business at 4 a.m. At the time
police were responding to an
alarm at the business.

in unrelated incidents,
Tynan pleaded guilty to:

@ breaching a recognizance by

conlacting a male on Oct, 31.
1995 in North Vancouver
District:

@ dangerous driving on West
17th Street and other streets on
Oct. 20, 1995 in North
Vancouver City.

North Vancouver provincial
court Judge Jerome Paradis
sentenced Tynan to concurrent
one month and three month jail
sentences for the breach and
driving offences during court
proccedings on March 27,

The concurrent sentences
mean that Tynan will not serve
any extra jail time for those
crimes.

Paradis suspended Tynan’s
licence for -12 months at the
same time that the judge sen-
tenced him to jail for 12
months.

Tynan‘s apprehension in the
Gallant Avenue burglary was
one of the last jobs for police
dog Storm.

The dog became seriously
ill a short time later after expe-
riencing a second bout of pneu-
monia. Storm was put down.

Storm's handler, Const. Ron
MacDougall, is currently train-
ing with a new police dog.

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