8 - Friday, November 6, 1987 - North Shore News

THE FOLLOWING is a list of re-
cent North Shore crimes:

NG2TH VANCOUVER
Theft trim vehicle — 100-bik.
West 27th Suet. Entry gained by
smashing out passenger door win-
dow. Stolen — Alpine cassette
stereo.
Theft from vehicle —- 700-bIk.
Hoskins Road. Stolen — Rag top
roof and windows from
Volkswagen * convertible. Value
approximately $1,300.
Theft from vehicle — 2600-bik.
Hoskins Road. Stolen — Toshiba
ghetto blaster and converter.
Theft from vehicle —* 2800-blk.
Hoskins Road. Entry gained by
unlocked door.
stereo, Super Fox radar detector.
Value of items taken approximate-
ly $700.
Break and enter — 5100-blk. Clif-
fridge Avenue, Entry gained by in-
secure bathroom window. Stolen
— three diamond rings, ladies an-
tique watch. Estimated value of
items taken $3,700.
Break and enter — 400-bik. West.
Kings. Entry gained by bedroom
window. Stolen — Winchester ri-
fle, Realistic scanner, Canon cam-
era and two lenses, wallet contain-
ing various credit cards.
Break and enter — 100-blk. West
{2th Street. Entry ‘gained by
smashing rear patio door. Stolen
—~ Sharp VHS, format VCR, Real-
istic. Walkman,
camera and Jens.
Break and enter —- 1800-blk.
Westview Drive. Entry gained by
open sliding window at rear of res-
idence. Stolen — Prosonic ghetto
blaster.
Break and enter — 300-bik. East
Ist Street.
Victim #1: Entry gained by prying
front door with screwdriver. Stolen
— TV converter and remote con-
. trol, Pentax Supercamera, three
lenses, electronic flash. Value. of
items taken approximately $1,230.
Victim 42: Stolen — RCA VCR,
jewelry, $52 cash. Value cf items
taken approximately $4,406,
Break and: enter — 200-blk. West
‘and Street:’ Entry gained by climb-
ing ladder to balcony. Stolen —
Hitachi VCR, Pioneer tape

cassette. Value of items taken ap- ff”

proximately $1,70).
Break and enter —' 100-blk. East .
5th Street.-Entry gained by open

on bedroom wiridow. Stolen — seven

rings, approximate value $3,000
anda metal filing cabinet..

. Theft over $1,000 -  2900-bik. .
Lonsdale Avenue. Entry gained by J).

cutting lock latch at rear of. store.
Stolen — 76 cartons of cigarettes,
value approximately $1,520.

Theft over $1,000 — 500-bik. East
12th Street. Stolen -— One gold

bracelet : (bangles), value $900, an- J:
gold” |

tique Chinese . bracelet, °
amethyst brooch, rhinestone earr-

ings. Items were taken during par-_ i:

ty at the residence.

WEST VANCOUVER ;

Break and enter to business —
2400-bIk. Marine Drive. Entry by
prying door. Stolen: cash and jew-
elry. .

Break end enter to residence -—
1400-bik. Jefferson Avenue. No
sign of forced entry. Stolen: stereo
cassette recorder. Value: $150. .
Break and enter to residence —

- 1300-bik. 20th Street. Entry by in-.

secure window. Stolen: stereo and
TV. Value: $1,100.

Break and enter to residence —
1200-blk.. Esquimalt Avenue.
Stolen: 12-speed” bicycle. Value:
$250. . : ; ’
Break and enter to residence —
2000-bIk. Fulton - Avenue.” “Entry:

via insecure window. Stolen: jew-

elry. Value: $2,500.
Break and enter to residence —
6300-bIk. Bruce’ Street. Entry via

insecure door. Stolen: wallet and :

cash, Value: N/K. -
Break and: enter to residence _

800-b]k. 20th Street. Entry by pry- -

ing window.
Value: $1,200.

_ Stolen: jewelry.

Stolen — JVC -

Canon 35 mm -

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Theft from auto — 1700-bik.
Bellevue Avenue. Entry by
smashing window. Stolen: compass
etc. Value: 347.

Theft from auta — 700-bik.
Westcot Place. Entry by smashing
window. Stolen: stereo cassette.
Value: $500.

Theft from auto — 2100-bik.
Argyle. Stolen: headlight door
from a Mercedes. Value: $350.
Theft from auto — Park Royal
South. Stolen: front spoiler from a
Scirocco. Value: $300.
Theft from auto — 1400-bik.

Clyde Avenue. Entry by smashing
window. Stolen: stereo cassette
player. Value: $800.

Theft from auto — 5100-blk.
Alderfield Place. Entry by slashing
toof, Stolen: nil. Damage: $1,000.
Theft from auto — 6000-bik.
Gleneagles Drive. Entry by
smashing window. Stolen: camera,
tapes and leather jacket. Value:

$670. .
information on these crimes may

be forwarded to the appropriate
police agency or Crime Stoppers at
669-TIPS.

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