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BY ANNA MARIE D’ANGELO
News Reporter

A North Vancouver man
allegedly had a 10-year-
old girl in a stolen car
when he led police on a
high-speed chase last

North Shore ‘News

Jason Roy Carter, 24, was
charged with dangerous driving
and possessing a stolen car in con-
nection with the incident.

Police say Carter did not pull
over when he appeared to be speed-
ing in North Vancouver shortly
after midnight.

A chase ensucd with speeds
reaching as high as [4() km-h.

The West Vancouver Police and

ows high

police dogs were subsequently dis-
patched to help the North
Vancouver RCMP.

Police say Carter abandoned the
car and ran off with the youngster
into a bush area near Marine Drive
and Capilano Road.

The child received
scratches.

No one was bitten by the police

minor

spokesman,

Police say the car involved. a
black Datsun, was allegedly stolen
from a repair shop in North
Vancouver.

The car was being repaired
because of damage it had sustained
when it-was stolen previously.

As of July 11, Carter had been
charged with stealing that same car
twice, according to police,

-speed chase

The child in the car was Carter's
common-law spouse's daughter,
suid potice,

Social Services were called con- §
cerning the child's welfare, a

Carter appeared in North
Vancouver provincial court: on
Thursday morning.

He was remanded in custody
until his next court appearance. on
July 17,

Thursday.

Officer struck,
man sentenced

A 21-year-old man was recently jailed 14 days for
obstructing a North Vancouver RCMP constable at
Carrie Cates Park on May 28 in North Vancouver City.

dogs, suid a North Van RCMP

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wauld like ta tale this opportunity to
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our Cub over the prast tue mouth and

Johnathon Christopher Fraser pleaded guilty to stating his
name was Jason Lewis.to.Const. Marc Sylvestre. The consta-
ble was investigating two people drinking at the park. Police

- say Fraser‘refused to cooperate. Fraser ran. He punched the
police officer in the nose when caught, said police.

Meanwhile Doug Keith Allen, 22; of North Van, was
recently ‘fined $500 and had. a six-month licence suspension
‘after pleading. guilty to failing to stop when signalled by
Sylvestre on Oct.:4, 1995. The bike patrol cop jumped out of
‘the way. of Allen’ Ss: s speeding car in the 100-block of East fst.

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