B- Friday, January 19, 199G — North Shore News

THE FOLLOWING is a list
of receat North Shore emer-
gency incidents:

November 16
1100-blk. Mathers Ave.

Break and enter. Rear window
pried, rooms searched. Stolen: 80
CDs. Value: $1,200.

Nevember 20
200-bIk. Mathias.

Break and enter. Shutter and
window broken to gain entry.
Stolen: two native wood carvings of
killer whales, one print “Sweat
Lodge Ceremony." Value: $500.

November 21
800-blk. Marine Dr.

Theft of auto. Keys taken from
table; vehicle missing from parking
lot. Stolen: 1993 silver 4-door
Pontiac.

November 22
15090-blk. Queens,

Break and enter. Porcelain from
outdoor pot thrown through win-
dow. Stolen: black Casio watch.
Value: $150.
2400-blk. Queens,

Break and enter. Window
smashed with rock. Stolen: two
TVs, VCR, stereo, Nintendo, com-
puter, jewelry. Value: approximately

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Number of medical aid calls: 9

100-bik. Morven Dr.

Break and enter. Rear glass door
broken, house ransacked, food
eaten. Stolen: brass telescope,
liquor, Value: $700,

November 23
Bridge Rd.

Break and ‘enter. Lock pessibly
picked. Stolen: diecast model of
trector truck unit. Value: $200.

Tantalus Park,
Fire.

Janvary $11. Flooding.

Meetin

January 12-14
Number of medical aid calls: 8
Number of false alarms: 8
Number of public service calls: 0
1490-bik. Marine Dr.
Water problem.
1000-bik. Aubeneau.

Number of false alarms: 5
Number of public service calls: 2
2000-bik. Marine Dr.

Public service call.

Marine Dr. and 23rd St.

Vehicle one stopped for pedestri-
an, vehicle two rear ended vehicle
one. No injuries or charges.
Approximately $1,300 damage.

$00-bik. Marine Dr.

Vehicle une failed to yield to
vehicle two. No injuries. Charges:
fail to yield at uncontrolled intersec-.
tion. Approximately $2,000 dam-
age.

on judicial

system proposed

NORTH’ SHORE residents will get a chance to
express their concerns about the administration
‘of justice at a public meeting if North Vancouver
City Council follows. the lead of its district
: counterpart.

” NOFITH VANCOUVER
' DISTRICT COUNCIL
By Martin Millerchip

’

On Jan. 15 district council unanimously endorsed a
recommendation from the Joint’ Police Liaison
Committee suggesting all three North Shore municipal-
ities be involved in such a meeting.

The invitation wil! be extended to West Vancouver
despite ihe fact that the municipality operates its own
police ferce. :

Coun, Janice Harris described the idea of a public
meeting as an ideal opportunity for concerned citizens
groups to establish contact with one another.

“My personal opinion is that the judicial system is
totally inadequate given the number of repeat offend-
ers,” said Coun. Ernie Crist.

Crist suggested politicians were scared to do any-
thing about the situation and that the meeting could
serve to stiffen their resolve. ;

“I don’t know what they are scared of. Maybe they
are afraid of offenders getting out and not voting for
them,” said Crist.

The recting will include representatives from the
RCMP and workers in social areas and will consider
solutions to:
delays in getting cases to court;

@ perceived leniency of Crown prosecutors and judges;
@ continued pressure to change the Young Offenders
Act;

@ overcrowded jails;

@ abuses of the Legal Aid system by lawyers;

& rehabilitation of offenders and

@ protection of citizens from violent offenders.

Coun. Pat Munroe, wits has served as a parole board
member, said the meeting could serve to reassure some
citizens as to safeguards already in the system.

Probation for pot possession

Name: Lindsay, Robert Gregowski
Age: 24

Offence: two charges of theft under
$5,000, failing to appear in court
Call North Yan RCMP at 985-1311,

Name: William: Frederick k Wright
Age:37,-.
Offences narcotic sraticking

THE SON of North Vancouver
provincial court Judge Jerome
Paradis pleaded guilty last
month to possessing marijua-
na.

Luc Ben Paradis, 25, of North
Vancouver, was sentenced to 18
months probation on Dec. [4 in
Vancouver provincial court.

» The charge stemmed from a Jan.
26, 1995 incident in North
Vancouver City.

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In probation term orders,
Vancouver provincial court Judge
Carol C. Baird-Eilan stated that
Paradis was to seek alcohol and sub-
stance abuse counselling as directed
by his probation officer.

Paradis’ charge had been trans-
ferred last fall to Vancouver after it
was initially laid in North
Vancouver provincial court on Feb.
24, 1995.

When the News contacted the
Vancouver provincial court registry

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charge, the file could not be found
by registry staff.

Paradis’ file was later found to be
in the charge approval section
despite the fact that the process had
alre:.'v been carried out in North
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