THE following is a
list of some rece:

North:Shore'emer-*:

gency incidents:

WEST VANCOUVER
FIRE DEPT.
September 13

1. 7100-blk. Marine Dr.
- Car/truck fire.
September 15
2. 2200-bik. Inglewood
Single family residence
fire.
September 20
3. 100-Elk. Glengarry Cr.
Single family residence

fire.
4. 17th St./Marine Dr.
Motor vehicle accident.
Unknown injuries.
September 21
5. 1500-blk. Taylor Way
Dumpster/container

fire.
West VAN ROMP
1
6. 17th so
. Theft from auto. No sign
of forced entry. Stolen blue
Speedo bag containing roller
blades, value $350.
August
7. 100-bik. Glenmore Dr.
Theft. Stolen during house
party from pack sack in bed-
room, wallet containing I.D.
and cash. Value $280.
8. 1800-blk. Esquimalt

Arson. Two small fires.

started without accelerant at
house undes construction. A
rbage can lit on fire on main
floor, and a tarp lit on fire in
garage. Minimal damage.
Cause under investigation.
9. 100-bik. 22nd Ave.
Arson. Fire ignited under a
portable behind Pauline
Johnson school. Suspect
found walking away from
scene.
August 30
10. 16th St
Attempted theft from
auto. Male observed checking
doors on vehicle. Vehicle
located with driver’s door
open. No sign of forced entry.
August 31
11. 1000-bik. Taylor Way
Theft. Garbage can stolen

from open carport. Contents
dumped on street.at bus stop.

12; 1300-blk. Duchess

Attempted theft from
auto. Driver’s door lock pried.
No entry gained.

September 01

13. Park Royal

Theft. Suspect attempted
to remove videos from store.
Property dropped out of
knapsack as suspect exited
store.
14. 1800-bik. Marine Dr.

Assault. Complainant
working alone in store.
Suspects entered store and
produced knife and gun.
Suspects asked for owner of
store and issued threats
against him. Suspects
punched complainant several
times and then fled. Suspect
#1 and owner of store were
involved in previous business
venture.
15. 100-bik. Jacobs

Theft. Residence left
unlocked. Many people in and
out of residence. Stolen cas-
sette deck, CD player, value
$700.

Name: Heidi Reid

Age: 24

Offence: using stolen credit
cards, failing to go to court
Call NV RCMP at 985-1311

Hydro error
causes
blackout

COMPUTERS fell
silent throughout an
area of North
Vancouver Tuesday
morning when B.C.
Hydro maintenance
workers caused a short
blackout.

B.C. Hydro spokesman
Wayne Cousins said the
power outage was caused by
a switching error by mainte-
nance workers at the North
Van substation at 312 St.
Davids Ave.

He said 11,500 clients in
areas bordered by Burrard
Inlet, Brooksbank, 20th
Street and Delbrook lost
power for eight minutes.

— Ian Noble

Name: Hugh Charles O’Neil
Age: 37 Oifence: two charges
of impaired driving, obstruct-
ing a peace officer

Call NV RCMP at 985-1311

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