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JUDGE SAYS HE'S ‘FED UP"

A North Vancouver
provincial judge said he is
“fed up with the number of
people driving under
suspension.”

Judge J.B. Paradis made
the comment Wednesday
while dealing with a North
Vancouver man who drove
while his licence was
suspended for driving’ while
under suspension.

Paradis said that while

‘A 26-year-old Surrey man
who hit a pedestrian while
driving on Dollarton
Highway in North Van-
couver pleaded guilty
Wednesday to driving with a
blood alcohol level over .08.

Kevin Trood was charged
on March 30 after police
answered a complaint from a
pedestrian who said he had

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over the weekend as the
department concentrated its
attention on clamping down
on liquor infractions which
occur on the municipality's
beaches whenever the
weather turns hot.

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weekend was unusually high
for the ume of year, with 492
botlles of beer confiscated,
along with two bottles of
wine and !1 bottles of liquor

of which five bottles were
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seizures oon West Van

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Habits

Grades 4 to 12

three years ago most cases
dealt with impaired driving,
the number of cases of
people driving while under
suspension are now “aimost
neck and neck.”

Paradis made the com-
ments while sentencing
Wayne Reilly, aged 17, of
537 East 19th Street, who
pleaded guilty to driving
while under suspension on
February 18.

been struck while standing in
the middle of the road, at 2
in the morning.

Crown counsel Ken
Beauchamp told North
Vancouver Provincial Court
that the pedestrian had been
intoxicated and had stepped
into the street wearing dark
clothing at the time.

The man suffered bruises
on his legs, Beauchamp said,

Beach patrol seizes

beaches - four for marijuana
and one for cocaine.

Drivers ignoring suspensions

Reilly told the court that
his licence had _ been
suspended because he had
ignored a 24-hour
suspension order.

Paradis fined Reilly $250.

Reilly was the second
driver that morning that
Paradis fined for driving
while under suspension.

Earlier, Frederick Craig,
aged 19 of 4450 Epps
Avenue in North Van-

Impaired driver hit
impaired pedestrian

after he was struck by the
Volkswagen Trood was
driving.

When tested Trood had
blood alcohol readings Of .15
and .15.

Judge J.B. Paradis told
Trood that he had hit the
man, whereas the driver of
the car in front of him had
managed to swerve around
the man, because his

couver, had pleaded guilty >
to driving while under
Suspension after being - :
charged on March 12. S

The court was told that ~
there had only been four ©
days left in his four month ie
suspension when he was ~
stopped.

“This means another
cubension.” Paradis told
raig, fore finin i
$150. oie

reflexes were dulled by |
alcohol.

“It happened suddenly ~ *
because you did not have the \;
reflexes to deal with it,”
Paradis said.

‘Imagine how
uncomfortable you would
have been for the rest of -
your life if you had killed the. -':
man.”

Paradis fined Trood $250.

booze, dope haul

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only five complaints about

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