THE FOLLOWING is a list
of recent North Shore
crimes:

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WEST VANCOUVER
BREAK AND ENTERS

1000-bik. Esplanade Ave.

No ransacking. No liquor
taken. Stolen: UBC grad ring,
Nikko CD player, Panasonic
microcassette recorder. Value:

$1,305.
1500-bik. Tyrol Ct.

House under construction.
Suspect attempted to pry jacuzzi
lonse. Stolen: nil.
200-bIk. Fairmile Rd.

Attempt to gain entry by prying
door handle off carport. Stolen:

nil.
4800-bik. McKenzie Dr.

Two suspects on deck ran when
complainant shouted at them.
Stolen: nil.
4600-blk. Ciovelly Walk.

Attempt to gain entry by
removing spotlamps from sensor
light and breaking second-storey
window. Stolen: nil,

WEST VANCOUVER
THEFTS FROM AUTOS

2200-bik. Bellevue.

Removed from vehicle while
parked in underground parking.
Stolen: four hubcaps. Value:
$120.

Park Rovai South.

Vehicle scratched, all over while
parked at mall. Stolen: two hub
cap centre pieces. Value: $50.
Sewells Marina lot.

Removed from vehicle while
parked in lot. Stolen: hood orna-
ment. Value: $200,
600-bik. Bullanitree.

Removed from vehicle while
parked on: street. Stolen: hood
and irunk ornaments. Value:

Lighthouse Park.
No sign of forced entry. Stolen:
purse and contents. Value: $50.
. 1400-bik. Kings Ave.

‘Items’ removed from possibly °

insecure vehicle. Stolen:
. bag containing clothing,
* ticket and cash. Value: $185.
Duck Pond, Ambleside Park.

Lock . cheated. Vehicle locked
but windows slightly open. Stolen:
purse, cash, and driver's’ licence.
Value: $95..«- .
990-bIk. 3rd St...

Unknown person . entered -
unlocked vehicle and searched.
Stoten: nil.

Gleneagles Gverioad.

Entry gained by smashing right
draft window. Stolen: Sears
cassette stereo, four speakers,
radar detector, Rayban sunglasses,
tool box and tools, sports bag and
contents. Value: $1,000.

Park Royal South.

Removed from unlocked car.
Stolen: two pairs prescription
spectacles, Value: $266. .
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NORTH VANCOUVER

BREAK AND ENTERS

4000-bik. Strathcona Rd.
Entry gained through open
bathroom window. Stolen: ‘jewel-

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3000-blik. Princess Ave.

Entry gained by smashing glass
window. Stolen: Walkman, CD
player, jewelry, liquor, food and
hockey cards.
300-bik. St. Georges Ave.

Entry gained by prying back
door. Stolen: TV, VCR, CD
player and amplifier.
100-btk. Mountain Hwy.

Entry gained by cutting hole in
outside fence then cutting dead-
bolt off workshop. Stulen: chain-
saw, floor jack, sanders, drill,
palm sander, tool box, welder and
torque wrench.
3000-bIk. Loasdaie Ave. :

Entry gained through garage
shed. Stolen: skates and hockey
equipment.

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1000-blk. Garden Ave.

Entry gained by using a ladder
to get to second floor and unlock-
ing window. Stolen: jewelry and
cash,
1000-bik. Heywood Ave.

Entry gained by lifting rear
patio doors. Stolen: TV and CD
player,
4000-bik. Gallant St.

Entry gained by removing win-
dow. Stolen: cigarettes and cash.
900-bik. Lytton Rd.

Entry gained through storage
locker. Stolen: tent and camping
equipment. .
1006-bik. Tatlow Rd.

Entry gained through unlocked
window. Stolen: CDs, ° diver’s
knife, jewelry and bag.
200-bik. Seymour River Pl.

Entry gained by prying window.
Stolen: sports cards, cassette
tapes, cassette deck and cash.
4000-bik. Lions Ave.

Entry gained by smashing win-
dow. Stolen: Nintendo, VCR and
jewelry.

oper Levels Hwy.

Upper Levels Hwy.

Mountain Hwy.

Keith Rd.

Main St

200-blk. E. 3rd St.

Entry gained by prying window.
Stolen: jewelry, camera, guitar
and case,
1000-bik. Williams St.

Entry gained by sliding patio
docr. Stolen: camera.

1 1000-bik. Rufus Dr.

Entry gained by prying window.
Victim came home and interrupted
culprit.
200-bik. W. Keith Rd.

Entry gained through open door
in back. Stolen: wallet, ID and
cash,
2000-bIk. Fullerton Ave.

Entry gained through uniocked
door. Stolen: fax, VCR, stereo,
TV and hockey bag.
1000-btk. Oxford St.

Entry gairied through open
window. Stolen: cassette players,
harmonica and aitique clock.

900-bIk. Leovista Dr.
Entry gained by unscrewing
tight and prying windew. Stolen:

Gas station robber sought

THE WEST Vancouver
Police are searching for a
man who robbed a_Horse-
shoe Bay gas station on
Monday.

According to a police
‘spokesman, the incident occurred
at about 3:35 p.m. on June | at
an Esso station located at 6300
Bay St.

The suspect reportedly was at
the gas station looking at a map
of Victoria when he grabbed. a
bank deposit bag containing more
than $3,000 in cash and cheques.

The police believe the thief may
have boarded the 4 p.m. Horse-
shoe Bay to Nanaimo ferry.

The suspect is described as be-
ing a Caucasian male, 20 to 30
years old, six feet tall, about 200
pounds, with black hair and a
three-inch ponytail.

He was wearing a light blue
shirt, blue jeans and brown san-
dals.

Information regarding this inci-
dent may be forwarded to the
West Vancouver Police at 922-
4141 or Crime Stoppers at 669-
8477.

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