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4-Friday, January 26, 1996 — North Shore News

THE FOLLOWING is a list
of recent North Shore emer-
gency incidents:

2600-bik. Finchhill.

Break and enter. Entry gained by
driving a vehicle into plywood
garage doors. Stolen: Radiant heat
pump. Value: $5,000.
1400-bik. 31st St.

Break and enter attempt.
Window of carport was opened and
the house door hinge was loosened.
1500-blk. Errigal Pl.

Break and enter. Entry gained by
forcing door to the carport. Stolen:
handle to phone set. Value: $20.
Thunderbird Marina.

Break and enter. Boat in dry land
storage for the winter was unlocked.
Stolen: unknown.
2609-bik. Mathers Ave.

Break and enter. Entry gained by
prying bedroom window. Stolen:
jewelry in an antique box, antique
compass. Value: $5,000.
2200-blk. Palmerston.

Break and enter, Entry gained by
forcing sliding door. Stolen: jewelry
and VCR. Value: $3,800.
6600-bik. Royal Ave.

Break and enter attempt. A screw
on the door was loosened and the
wood around the deadbolt was
splintered. Stolen: nothing.
600-blix. Clyde Ave.

Break and enter. Entry gained by
prying metal frame of a door.
8,00. computer and printer. Value:

1

January 15-17
Number of medical aid calls: 9
Number of false alarms: 0
Number of public service calls: }
1400-bik. Lawson. |

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THE FOLLOWING people
‘appeared in North and West
Vancouver courts recently to face
various charges:
Before Judge Bill Rodgers in
North ‘Vancouver provincial court
* on Dee. 4,

David Eric Ewing, 26, of North
Vancouver, received 12 months’
“probation after he pleaded guilty to
: Stealing groceries on Sept. 6, 1994
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Garage electrical fire.
100-bik. 24th St.

Kitchen fire.
2000-bik. Bellevue.

Kitchen fire.
900-bik. Marine Dr.

Oven fire.

January 18-21

Number of medical! aid calls: 14
Number of false alarms: 3
Number of public service calls: 3
Park Royal North.

Sparking transformer.
1306-bik. Lawson.

Electrical fire.

Vancouver City.

Before Judge Bill Redgers ‘in
North Vancouver previncial court
on Nov. 30, 1995:

Timothy Derek England, 30, of
North Vancouver, received 12
months’ probation after he pleaded
guilty to assaulting a woman on

Oct. 27, 1995 in North Vancouver

City.
England was prohibited from
possessing firearms, ammunition or

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1800-bIk. Bellevue Ave.
Single-vehicle accident. A vehi-
cle left the roadway and struck a
light post. Charges: none. Injuries:
none. Approximately 35,000 dam-
age.
Fulton Ave. at 14th St.
Two-vehicle accident. 4. vehicle
struck another in the intersection.
Charges: Fail to yield ‘after stop.
Injuries: possible fractured shoul-
der. Approx. $14,000 darnage.

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explosives for five years.

Before Judge Bill Rodgers in
North Vancouver provincial court
on Nov. 29, 1995:

Paul Anthony Lebel, 31, of
North Vancouver, was jailed 14 days
and fined $300 after he pleaded

guilty to driving while prohibited on

Marine Drive and Garden Avenue
on Dec. 15, 1994.

Name: Kenneth Lukas Gaba

Age: 21

Offence: three charges of failing to
comply with a court order.

Call North Van RCMP at 985-1311.

Name: Neil McAllister ;
Age: 39 : :
Offence: possessing stolen proper- :
ty, failing to aj in court.

Call North Van RCMP at 985-1311."

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