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THE FOLLOWING people
appeared in North and West
Vancouver courts recently to face
various charges:

Before Judge Doug Moss in
West Vancouver provincial court
on June 12:

Brian Donald Jelasco, 20, of
Whistler, was fined $200 after he
pleaded guilty to possessing mari-
juana on April (2 in West
Vancouver.

Maciej Zbignew Foksowicz, 19,

THE NORTH Vancouver
RCMP are asking residents to
check :their sheds and garages
after police seized $10,000
worth of unreported items’
believed taken from locat
backyards.

By Anna Marie D'An elo
News Reporter

“Sometimes people don’t check
their garages or storage lockers on a
regular basis,” said Const. Mike
Lidstone, of the North Vancouver
RCMP burglary section. -

Police recovered the property
earlier this month after an officer
allegedly traced goods. sold to a
Lower Lonsdale pawn shop to a 20-
year-old North Vancouver man.

Among the items recovered
were hockey equipment. stereos,
camping gear, silverware. wet suits,
power tools, sporting goods and a
barbecue.

Police believe the items were
stolen mainly in September and
October in North Vancouver.

; Some of the property has been
" retumed to its owners,

Lidstone encourages residents to
report Stolen property even. if they
believe they will never sce the items
again as he says “that not always is
the case.” ;

Jay Jeffrey Tevely was charged
on Oct. 16 with three counts of pos-
sessing stolen property and one

_ count of break and enter of a garage
in the 500-block of East 17th Street.

The stolen property charges
involved tools belonging to a man,
skates belonging to a person and
wet suits, sleeping bay. suitcase and
other items belonging to a woman.

For more information call the
North Vancouver RCMP at 985-
1311.

of Vancouver, received 12 months’
probation after he was found guilty
of possessing a stolen credit card on
March 24 in West Vancouver.

Foksowicz was required to per-
form 25 hours of community work
service.

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Nigel Derek
Garibaldi, was fined $150 after he
pleaded guilty to stealing bedding
belonging to Zellers on April 27 in
West Vancouver.

Before = Judge Reginald

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Grandison in West Vancouver
provincial court on June 6:

Cody Morrison, 20. of North
Vancouver, was fined 0 after he
pleaded guilty to possessing mari-
Juana on Sept. 28 in West
Vancouver.

John A. Syvenky. . 64. of
Coquitlam, was fined $300 after he
was found guilty of driving while
prohibited on Feb. 25, 1993, in West
Vancouver.

Before

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Grandison in West Vancouver
provincial court on June 5:

Sheridan E, Levy, 26, of Delta,
was fined $500 after he pleaded
guilty to possessing marijuana on
May ft in West Vancouver.

Jan Novotny, 35. of West

ancouver, was fined $500 after he

pleaded guilty to driving while pro-
hibited on Aug. 22. 1994, in West
Vancouver.

David ASexander Young, 29, af

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Richmond, was fined $300 after he
pleaded guilty to possessing muri-
juana on March 28 in West
Vancouver.

Before Judge Doug Moss in
North Vancouver provincial court
on Sept. 18:

Darren Shawn Gilfoy. 21, of
North Vancouver, was fined $500
after he pleaded guilty to driving
without due cure and attention on
Jan. 11 on East (Sth Street in North
Vancouver City.

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