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_ ‘Twas in a hurry to catch .

the ferry.”’
That was the © excuse
offered to Judge Alfred

Watts last week in West

Vancouver provincial court
by 18-year-old Patrick Ralph

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‘One male, who has been
hospitalized with a. 6-inch
stab wound to his stomach,
faces possible assault char-
ges causing bodily harm in.a
major brawl which’ began
outside the International
Plaza hotel, according to
West Van police. He has
been reported in good
condition.

The incident about 1:30
Sunday morning, started in
the parking lot west of the
hotel and involved two
who _ reportedly
knew each other, police said.

The one who was being
beaten ran across to the gas
station north of Marine
Drive, and was pursued by
his attacker. An off-duty
Vancouver police officer;
who happened on the scene,
stepped in to help the victim
who was on the ground and
being kicked around. Alleg-
edly in self
victim whipped out a knife,

wounding his attacker. West

Vancouver police arrived at
after.

the scene — shortly
Investigations continue.

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Judge Watts asked him why
he was going so fast.

Jones, who pleaded guilty
to a charge of dangerous
driving, was the object of a
high-speed police chase at up
to 98 mph along the Upper
Levels Highway in West
Vancouver last December 19.

He was originally clocked ©

by police radar in the 2800

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1976,
alieged Wright held up two
Grouse employees at gun-
point, and carried with him a
.357 magnum revolver and
several sticks of dynamite.
He tied up the employees at
the coffee shop and office at
the top of Capilano Road and —
escaped with a bank deposit
bag containing the money,
plus personal checks, and a

Richard Lynn Wright, 34, of
arrested in Kamloops, and later charged by North . terms for
Vancouver RCMP with the $30,000 armed robbery
last year of Grouse Mountain Resorts Ltd., N.V.,
has been sentenced to 10 years in jail. The North
Van charges were heard in Kamloops where
Wright also pleaded guilty. to offemces in
Kamloops commitied after the Grouse incident.

Judge George Lamperson

handed Wright an additional

three years for unlawful
confinement during the rob-
bery.

In that incident Sept. 20,
N.V. RCMP had

quantity of jade stones.
After Wright’s arrest later

in September Det.. Sgt. Mel |

Tait and Det. Rick Jones of
North Vancouver interviewed
him in Kamloops and
brought him back to the city
where he was charged with
11 counts in connection with

the robbery. -

Meanwhile RCMP invesii-

. gating officers Sgt. Tait,

Csts. Jones and G. Gourlie
have recovered .a_ large
amount of cash in Canadian

and U.S. currency, and a_ 1050 Marine. Dr., North Van.

quantity of personal checks
and jewellery belonging to

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to Kamloops to face other

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and Kamloops prosecutors
that the trial be
Kamloops.

' He received five years for
discharging the firearm; and
three concurrent two-year
possessing a
restricted weapon and sever-
al sticks of dynamite in a
Kamloops incident Sept. 28,
1976. Additional sentences
were three concurrent five-
year terms for car theft,
inflicting bodily harm with
intent to harm, and escaping
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