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prepares

A3 - Sunday, June 26, 1983 - North Shore News

By CHRIS LLOYD

PARTYGOERS in North Vancouver are in for
tough opposition this summer if they step out of
line or get even a little bit rowdy. The RCMP has

assigned a_ six-person

especially for the job.

The patrol, known of-
ficially as the Enforcement
Unit, has been formed to
combat the many problems
of public drunkenness and
rowdiness which have been
steadily on the increase each
summer.

Recent years have seen
pitched battles with police in
riot gear under attack by
youngsters showernng them
with bottles and rocks.

A press release’ from
North Van RCMP. §states:
“Unruly parties, public in-
toxication, consumption of
liquor in public; excessiye li-
quor at special occasions
and traffic infractions are
but a few offences which
have increaed over the past
few years.”

All of these problems will
be the target of the Enforce-

party pooper patrol

ment Unit, which is planning
a syStematic crackdown on
offenders.

And it’s not just rowdies in
streets or parks who will find
themselves up against the
party pooper patrol.

Officers will be conduc-
ting bar and cabaret walk-
throughs, checking for
“proper” identification,
overcrowding and drunken
patrons, as well as carrying
out follow-up investigations
for the laying of charges.

And the Mounties warm:
“These charges could be
brought against both the
patrons and/or the lhcensed
establishments.”

Parks and other problem
areas of North Van — par-
ticularly the Pool 88 drinking
hole on the Seymour River

CONTINUED ON PAGE A4

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