PUNE

. door. Stolen: sports bag, jeans, CD
player and stacker. Value:
unknown.
3800-bik. Bayridge.

Ground floor window smashed and
bedroom ransacked. Suspect was
scared off by witness. Stoien: noth-

ing.

2500-bik. Bellevue Ave.

Suspect climbed through open front
window. Stolen: a box of files.
400-bik. Keith Rd.

Sliding door pried open. Stolen:
310 CDs, stereo system, television,
watch, six silver dollars, two
Churchill coins, travel bag and duf-
fel bag. Value: $6,000.

Lighthouse Park.

Window broken in hut near light-
house. Stolen: bicycle. Value:
$600.

1200-bik. Keith Rd.

Entry by basement window. Stolen:
cash and assorted items. Value:
$400.

WEST VANCOUVER

AUTO THEFT

2100-blk. Bellevue Ave.

Stolen and recovered: Under Lions
Gate Bridge, 1981 Mazda 626.
Value: $1,200.

NORTH VANCOUVER BREAK
AND ENTERS

1560-bik. Columbia St.

Front window smashed. Nothing
reported stolen,

THERE IS currently a quantity of
counterfeit Canadian currency
being passed on the North Shore
and it is believed that this money is
coming from more than one source.
Losses from the acceptance of this
money (although unintentional) is
bome by the merchant. Twenty dol-
lar bills are prevalent and retailers
should note the following when
accepting Canadian currency:
i the paper quality and texture;
Hi green discs (planchettes) on the

paper can easily be removed with-
out damaging the note;
Ei is the portrait lifelike and does it
have fine detail;
@ is there raised printing especial-
ly around the word Canada.

When in doubt compare to

* another bill of the same denomina-
tion. Since June 15 there have been
20 reported instances of counterfeit
currency being passed locally.

Bien yee

1800-blk. Welch St.

Front glass window smashed.
Monitor and laser printer taken.
300-bik. Lynn Ave.

Window to access lock smashed.
Five computers stolen.

100-blk, Pemberton Ave.

Entry gained througk: rear door.
Stolen: tools and car stereo.
1500-bik, Main St.

Window smashed. Stolen: nothing.
900-bik, Marine Dr.

Entry gained through roof vent.
Stolen: $2,000 Panteen linen and
comforters.

1800-blk. Welch St.

Front glass smashed. Stolen: Nicro
M500 toxicity analyzer.

1590-bik. Columbia St.

Front glass door smashed. Stolen:
Panasonic laser printer.

100-bik, West 16th St.

Rear door pried. Stolen: Unidoc
computer.

3460-blk. St. Georges.

Front door pried open. Stolen: jew-
elry, gold watches, chain.

For crime prevention assistance
in West Vancouver call West
Vancouver Police at 922-4141. In
North Vancouver call the North
Vancouver RCMP at 985-1311,

NORTH VANCOUVER RCMP
Cpl. Gene Slobod

NV man
handed
pot fine

A 56-YEAR-OLD North
Vancouver man caught
watering an estimated
$250,000 worth of marijua-
na plants was fined $3,000
in North Vancouver provin-
cial court.

Leslie Curry pleaded guilty
to cultivating marijuana in con-
nection with a Nov. 30, 1393
incident near Charles Street in
North Vancouver.

Curry owned the warehouse
where the marijuana operation
was flourishing.

His lawyer, Richard Israels,
said the renter of the warehouse
owed Curry rent money.

Amid snickers from specta-
tors and the odd sigh from
North Vancouver drug squad
members sitting in the back of
the courtroom, Israels talked
about haw Curry had watered
the plants, but was not really
connected with the iHegal activ-
ity.

He also pointed out that
Curry was an upstanding citi-
zen as his common-law wife,
also in the courtroom, could
attest to.

Israels said in court that the
narcotics operation was a rela-
tively unsophisticated affair.

At that point, Crowa lawyer
Jay Straith extended his arm
and made a tilting motion with
his hand, indicating to Judge
Bill Rodgers that he did not
totally agree with the statement.

In making his decision on
the case, Rodgers said that usu-
ally anyone pleading guilty to
this type of operation at this
level of monetary worth would
go to jail.

“This is your lucky day,”
said Rodgers, before he handed
out the fine.

Charges against Curry of
possessing cocaine and possess-
ing marijuana in connection
with the incident were stayed
(dropped) during Sept. 27 court
proceedings.

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