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100-bik. West 12th St.
- Two: vehicles. Approximately
- $1,000 damage.
300-bik. East 29th St.
-One™ vehicle. Approximately
$400 damage.
Grend Blvd. and Keith Road ,
. One vehicle. Approximately
$1,000 damage.
’ Main St. and Highway 1 off-
ramp. 7 ; ;
Two vehicles. Left turn from
wrong lane. Approximately $2,500
damage. =.
Mt. Seymour Parkway. .
Two vehicles. Driving too fast
for conditions. . Approximately
- $2,000 damage. Bruise injuries.
Mountain Hwy. and Wellington
“. Two vehicles. Speeding and foi-
lowing too close. Approximately
$5,500 damage.
St. Georges and 12th Street
Four vehicles. Failure to yield

Age: 37

Charge: trafficking in narcotics,
conspiracy.

Description: 183 cm (5°11"), 93
kg (204 Ibs.), grey hair and hazel
eyes.

after stop. Approximately $2,000
damage. Injuries: bruises, lacera-
tions and dislocation. ‘
Grand Blvd. and Keith Road
Two vehicles. Approximately
$1,000 damage.
13th St. and Chesterfield Avenue
Two vehicles. Approximately
$2,100 damage.
St. Georges Ave. and 13th Street
Two vehicles. Disobeyed red
light in intersection. Approximately -
$2,000 damage.

2000-blk. Kirkstone.

Door pried. Stolen: IBM 386
hard-drive.
300-blk. Mountain Highway

Door pried. Stolen: three com-
puters. ‘
1800-blk. Welch St.

Name: Patricia Elizabeth Wicks _
Age: 41

Charge: four counts of false pre-
tences.

Description: 173 cm (3°7"), 59 kg
(130 Ibs.), brown hair and hazel
eyes.

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Window smashed, Stolen: com-
puter and laser printer.

* 1400-blk. Columbia St.

Front glass door . smashed.
Stolen: computer drive.
1400-bik. Dorninion St.

Front

Stolen: computer.

: Residential
500-blk. Riverside Dr.

Patio door forced open, Stolen:
phone, CD player and VCR,
300-bIk. East 14th St.

Padlock pried off. Stolen: BMX
bike.
400-bik. West 3rd St.

Padlock pried off. Stolen: Honda
mini-bike.
200-bik. West Sth St.

Rear window pried off. Stolen:
stereo.
800-blk. West 20th St.

Padlock cut off. Stolen: two
mountain bikes and power tools.

offered

WHEN CALLING for an emer-
gency ambulance it is important to
try to do the following to help para-
medics find your address quickly:
turn on interior and exterior
lights at night;

Bf have a relative or neighbor stand
outside the residence with a flash-
light; and

@ make sure you have visible, large
address numbers.

With rain and decreased day-
light hours, use headlights while
driving.

During the winter carry a coupic
of blankets and a small tarp in your
car. If you have to apply first aid to
an injured person it is important to
keep them warm and dry so as (o
prevent hypothermia.

Winter means reduced light.
Don't assume that drivers will see
you when crossing streets. Make
eye contact and wear light-colored
clothing. Black may be fashion-
able, but it's no fun at funerals.

Submitted by Tim Jones, B.C.
Ambulance Service

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