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The following | are some

recent North ‘Shore emer-

, gency incidents.”
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: Lu 100-bik: East 3rd St.

Break. and entry. Hair salon,
entry through
hair pieces, hair extensions, 20 gh
guns, neck massager, 5100

‘nipped off front doar. Stolen: ciga
rettes, | vari 11S rands,: “unknown :

door. 27 bottles of various alcohol :
eaeed out through doo ‘iin recy---

back door. Stolen: .

oars vata i

cling boxes.

. August 5
5. 300-blk. W. Queens Rd.
Break and entry. Glass removed
from south side window. Hard drive
to training computers stolen.

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6. 100-blk. Lowsdale
’Break-.and entry into office
building. Ripped lock off main door
with screwdriver. NEC computer
stolen.

ngust 10
7. 180058 :. Capilano Rd.
._ Break and entry into gas station.
Door lock removed, office door

‘kicked in. $750 worth of assorted

cigarettes taken.
8. 100-blk. West 17th St.

‘Break in to learning centre. Main
* door pried “open and window
‘smashed. Computer and monitor
"stolen. a h

: - August 11. -
9. 200-bik. Lonsdale Ave.

. Break and: entry into Salvation
Army. thrift store. Safe containing

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$150 stolen.

August 12
10. 1700-bl&. Lonsdale
Break and entry into coffee sh
Window smashed. Cash float of $20
stolen. 18

August
11. 1000-bik. Marine Dr.

Break and entry into office
building. -Front window smashed
with rock. Float of $20 stolen.

12. 2200 bik. Lonsdale

Attempted break and entry into
fast food chain. Removed weather
stripping on Riss. Nothing stolen.

13. 200-bik. Lonsdale Ave.
Baseball, hockey cards and type-
writer stolen from thrift store.
Suspect described as caucasian 13-
ear-old youth wearing long grey
leather vest and dark ba aeBY pants.

14. 100-blk. West dnd St.

Break and entry into liquor
store. Front window smashed. 2-si
packs of beer stolen.

Police say they |
found accused
near man’s nowy |

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ing and returned to Barry’s Maple
Ridge home later that night. P

At about 11:30 p.m. a neighbor
heard Barry, who had a temper when
he drank, arrive and ‘start yelling at
his common-law wife, Tara MacLean,
who hollered back. id

ony “snapped,” said the upstairs

bor, Diane Finnbogason She
tol the jury she knocked on Barry’s
door and had it slammed in her face.

Finnbogason told the‘ court she
heard Barry threaten to slap
McGinty's common-law wife,
Rachelle Doucette, as she tried to
coine to the defence of MacLean.

Firnbogason called 9-1-1.

As she talked with the operator,
Doucette and MacLean burst into
Finnbogason' 's apartment with one
yelling, “He’s got a knife ... they’re
stabbing each other.”

The frightened women - locked
themselves inside
bathroom with MacLean’s and
Doncette’s babies. © © -

It appears that around: the same

Finnbogasen's |

Barry’s body as the poli
Const. 'Ed. Gariepy ‘ told : j
McGinty was taken down’ at; gui
point and arrested without incident.
Meanwhile, in an. article: te

time, neighbors heard'a man shout- -“"

ing: “Why don’t t you just stab me,”
and, “Just try it.”

Moments later Finnbogason said ° |

she heard McGinty crying.

“I could hear him crying and call-
ing for Rachelle ... ‘Please fet me Sec
her before they take me away.’ I told

him Rachelle was very comfortable i in.

had .a-- blood-soaked |:
‘in his hand that was left

the bathroom.”
McGint
a she said.”
on Finn! n’s stair, she
He pease turned and weat_ back
into the
McGinty was standing ‘near

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