Wednesday, May 19, 1993 - North Shore News -

Cyclist struck

THE LIONS Gate Bridge was closed Tuesday morning
when a cyclist swerved off a sidewalk and was struck by
avelicte at the south end of the bridge,

Deanls Newitt, 27. of Richmond, sustaiaed a broken
left fence, a broken left acne and facial abrasions when,
secording to eyewilness accouals, bis front wheel made a
sudden 9O-degree turn, flipping him an to the roadway,

Pedesirians at the seene lifted the cur off Newitt and
polled him off the round,

A Vancouver Cily Police spokesperson said although
Newitt! was seziousty injured, tis injuries ure not life

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Theft charges laid

TWO NEW Westniinsier mea face theft-related: churges
ufter the North Yanconver RCMP recovered a stolen
vehicle while tovestigating 3 break-and-enter report.
A police spokesman said that at 10:48 pam. on Thars-
day, April 29, a resident in the 3800-block Robinson
Road reported a break-gnd-enter in progress. :
Shortly after the report was received, two constables
on routine patroi in Lynn Canyon Park noticed two men
sitting ina parked car. /
Police approached the vehicle, spoke to the occupants
and wrote down their names. The two constables thea
went (o investigate ihe break-and-enter report from ons
Robinson Road. / . — remerendeiaienr=n
Information obtained at the scene led police to believe ‘aap ’ yp:
the two men in the parked car were involved and the a NORTH SH
police then returned to Lynn Canyon Park where. the 5 NN nna ia
suspect vehicle was followed and pulled over, ; : Bo ae
A check on the car showed it had been reported ;
stolen, ;
John Friesen, 23, and Robert Onlock, 23, face charges
of break-and-enter and possession of stolen property.
RCMP Const. Marty Blais said the ‘tip from the
Robinson Road resident is another example of the suc-
cess of the police department’s Block Watch program.

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