“14 - Friday, Juiy i5, 1988 — North Shore News

FROM THE NORTH SHORE’S POLICE FILES

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300-bik. W. 21 Street. Entry gained by
smashing driver’s side window. Stolen:
two Tenna Phase Three speakers.
400-bik. W. Keith Rd. Entry gained by
breaking passenger window. Stolen:
Alpine stereo and equulizer.
300-bIk. 20th St. No signs of forced
entry. Stolen: Clarion stereo, Craig
speakers from rear seat area valued at
$300.
100-bIk. St. Georges. Entry gained by
breaking rear passenger window.
Stolen: radar detector valued at $200.
Capilano Mall underground parking
lot. Stolen: Pyramid equalizer, and two
three-way speakers.
1000-bIk. Capilano Road. Entry gained
by using coat hanger to pry door knob
up. Wallet taken from vehicle.
400-bIk. W. Esplanade Ave. Theft of
9.8 Mercury outboard motor while
trailer was parked.
23rd and St. Georges Ave. Entry gain-
ed by breaking passenger window.
Stolen: cassette tapes valued at ap-
proximately $630.
1€0-bIk Charles St. Entry gained by
prying driver’s side window. Stolen:
various boxes containing ice cream and
popsicle novelties.
600-bIk. E. Ist St. Stolen - nine volt
lantern, flashlight and two sleeping
bags.

WEST VANCOUVER
CAULFEILD
Break and enter to business - 5300
Headland .Drive. Entry: window
broken. Stolen: nil, alarm activated.
£AGLE HARBOUR
Break and enter to business - 6600-blk.
Royal Avenue and 6390 Bruce St.
Stolen: $200. Three adults arrested.
Break and enter to residence - 5000-bIk.
Pinetree Crescent. Entry through
unlocked door. Stolen: Salmon skin
wallet, $50 cash. Value: $110.
Break and enter to residence - 5700
Bluebell Drive. Entry: window pried
open. Stolen: not known at this time.
Break and enter to residence - 5700
Marine Drive. Stolen: four Diawa
Reels, four Berkley tods, two rod
holders, tackle box ‘containing tackle,
‘Sony portable radio. Value: $660.
THEFT FROM AUTO
Break and enter to business - 900 Park
Royal. Entry: Window broken. Stolen:
nil, suspects scared off by alarm.
Break and enter to business - 1700 In-
glewood. Entry: Window broken.
Stolen: nil, alarm activated.
Break and enter to business - 700 Park
Royal. Entry: Lock forced. Stolen:
Noma gas mower, Paramount PT140C
giger, Ortho 08465A spreader. Value:
19,

Break and enter to residence - 1200
Fulton Avexnue. Entry: through in-
secure basement door while complai-
nant distracted by female. Stolen: jew-
elry. Value: $975. Suspects: female, 40
years, dark skinned, medium build,
straight black hair, past shoulders,
combed back and tied, female, 60
years, dark skinned, wearing shawl on
head, male, 40-50 years, dark skin and
hair. Vehicle: grey, mid-sized sedan.
Note: If suspects are seen please con-
tact your local police department im-
mediately.

Break ard enter to residence - 800
Evelyn Drive. Entry: insecure sliding
window. Stolen: green jade owl carv-
ing, sterling silver candle holders, sterl-
ing silver flat ware, 12 place settings,
Monogrammed with A.J., jewelry.
Value: $4,300.

AMBLESIDE AREA
Theft from auto - Park Royal South.
Door lock forced. Stolen: DELCO
am/fm cassette deck. Value: $700.
Theft from auto - Park Roya! South.
No-draft window pried. Stolen: Grun-
dig am/fm cassette deck. Value: $150.

ALERT

Theft from auto - Park Royal North.
Stolen: four chrome beauty rims
(Firebird), Value: $200.

Theft from auto - 1400-bik. Argyle
Avenue. Stolen: four chrome beauty
rims (Skylark). Value: $236.

Theft from auto - Ambleside Park. En-
try: window broken. Stolen: Quantum
Bell radar detector. Value: $500

Theft from auto - 1500-blk. Esquimalt
Ave. Entry: Window, hood unlocked.
Stolen: Car battery. Value: $70.

Theft from auto - Ambleside Park. En-
try: possibly coat hanger. Stolen:
Canon camera, zoom lens, Minolta
camera, camera bag, passport, knap-
sack, clothing. Value: $980.

Theft from auto - 1700 Ottawa
Avenue. Entry: insecure vehicle.
Stolen: tan, leather brief case. Value:
$30.

BRITISH PROPERTIES AREA
Break and enter to school -
Chartwell Drive. Entry: rear door
locked but insecure. Stolen: nil (one
male suspect arrested).

Theft from auto - 500 St. Giles Road.
Entry: no signs of forced entry. Stolen:
am/fm stereo cassette with equilizer.
Value: $1,360.
Theft from auto - 500 St. Giles Road.
Entry: no-draft window pried. Stolen:
Road Alert radar detector. Value:
$200.
Theft from auto - 300 Southdorough
Drive. Entry: possibly used coat
hanger. Stolen: Mei am/fm stereo
cassette. Value: $200.

HORSESHOE BAY AREA
Theft from auto - 6300-bIk. Bay Street.
Entry: door pried. Stolen: Zip chip for
apple computer. Value: $195.

WESTMOUNT AREA

Theft from auto - 4000-bik. Ripple
Road. Entry: insecure vehicle. Stolen:
Peugeot brand car radio. Value:
Unknown.

WEST YANCOUVER
POLICE
TRAFFIC TIP

Section 76(1) of the Motor
Vehicle Act advises that the
owner of a motor vehicle may
be held liable for eny violation
of the Motor Vehicle Act, the
Highways Act or the Firearms
Act. It is not necessary for the
owner to be operating the vehi-
cle at the time.

Information on the crimes listed
may be forwarded to the Noth
Vancouver RCMP at 985-1211;
West Vancouver Police Depart-
ment at 922-4141; Crime Steppers
at 669-TIPS.

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