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May 14, 1989

News 985-2131 Classified 986-6222

Distribution 986-1337 56 pages

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PARTY AFTERMATH

Court finds 6 gui

SIX PEOPLE have been found guilty of offences ranging
from assault and uniawful assembly to disturbing the peace
in the aftermath of an August 1987 West Vancouver party-

turned-riot.

West Vancouver Police, assisted
by Vancouver Police and North
Vancouver RCMP, were called in
to break up a brawling mob at a
home Jocated on 3st Street in
West Vancouver.

Police estimated 500 to 600 peo-
ple packed into the party. At the
height of the party, vandals tore
the house roof apart. Potice called
in to disperse the crowd were

By MICHAEL BECKER

News Reporter

pelted with bottles and rocks as the
crowd moved down to Marine
Drive.

Seven police officers suffered
minor injuries, 10 West Vancouver
Police vehicles were damaged, a
large quantity of alcohol was seiz-

ed and 30 people were arrested.

Earlier this week in West Van-
couver provincial court, 19-year-
old Regan Buyan, of West Van-
couver, was found guilty of
unlawful assembly and fined
$1,000. Buyan also received three
days jail for assaulting a police of-
ficer.

Brian William Farquhar, 20, of
West Vancouver, Mark Galanakes,
24, of North Vancouver, and
Stephen’ Wyse, 21, of North Van-
eouver, received $1,000 fines for
unlawful assembly.

A male young offender from

West Vancouver was fined $250
and a North Vancouver male
young offender was fined $100 for
disturbing the peace.

in addition, a bench warrant has
been issued for the arrest of a
Vancouver man charged with
unlawful assembly and possession
of an offensive weapon,

Meanwhile, the mayhem has
resulted in positive community ac-
tion. A Youth Parties Task Force,
including student representation
from West Vancouver high
schools, police, municipal officials
and community agencies, was ap-

‘to foster awareness about

ty
V riot charges

pointed in September 1987 to for-
mulate youth party guidelines and

issues
surrounding the problem of out-
of-control parties.

The task force continues to sit as
a Youth Advisory Committee. The
committee is expected to finalize
recommended youth party
guidelines May 24.

Said West Vancouver District
Council liaison for the committee
Ald. Pat Boname: ‘*With the grad
season coming up, parents are anx-
ious to have somethiag in place.
We think we can get it through.”*

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