8 ~ Sunday, February 18, 1996 — North Shore News

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

Pesiors: CANADA’
POLICE.
Low Level Road : area.

The captain of a deep-sea vessel
berthed at a loca! grain elevator was
warmed about illegal crab fishing.
Situation was rectified immediately.

January 27
Mosquito Creek area.

A complaint of break, enter and
theft aboard two pleasure crafts was
investigated. Liquor, CDs, tapes und
other assorted items were stolen.

"February 6
Number of medical aid calls: 4
Number of false alarms: |
Number of public service calls: 0
1900-bik. Purcell Way.
MisceHaneous fire.
February 7
Number of medical aid calls: 4
Number of false alarms: |
Number of public service calls: 0
1000-bik. Kin‘och Lane.
Single-family residential fire.
February 8
Number of medical aid calls: 5
Number of false alarms: 0
Number of public service calls: 0

February 5
Number of medical aid calls: 3
Number of false alarms: 1
200-bik. West 4th St.

Transformer fire.

February 6 ;
Number of medical aid calls: 2
Number of false alarms: 0

February 7
Number of medical aid calls: 8
Number of false alarms: 0

February 8
Number of medical aid calls: 3

NORTH SHORE

Braemor

Business

January 5
100-bik. Charles St.

Window pried open to gain entry.
Van stolen to transport property. Van
recovered next day in Surrey.
Stolen: computers, printers, phones,
food, liquor, cash and van.

January 6
1500-bIk. Columbiz St.
Entry gained by prying front

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door. Unsuccessful attempts made
to steal other computer equipment.
Audible alarm sounded. Stolen:
computer. Approximate value

$5,000.

January 23
Seymour River Place.
Breek and Enter. PS.D. Rudi
located items stolen from a break-in.
January 27
Theft under.
P.S.D. Jasper and Cst.
arrested a suspect in several thefts
from vehicles.

edophile arrested at

Vancouver A

CONVICTED PEDOPHILE
Robert Roy Owens was arrest-
ed-on Thursday at Vancouver
International Airport in con-
‘nection with an alleged bail
violation.

By Anna Marie D’Angelo
News Reporter

..- To press time on'Friday, Owens
was still in jail in Richmond. He
was slated to be sent to Victoria that
day, according to a Richmond
RCMF spokesman.

The 45-year-old isnant of 988
Prospect Ave. in Upper Highlands
had allegedly travelled to Toronto.

Bail condition
allegedly not
adhered to

The bail condition states that
Owens must have prior written

. approval from his bail supervisor if

he changes his residence. —

The bail condition is related to a
Victoria provincial court action to
restrict Owens’ access to children.

The recognizance action was
brought to court on the basis that
last October, a Sooke RCMP officer
feared, with reasonable grounds,
that Owens will commit an offence
of a sexual nature to a child under

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14, as outlined in a section of the
Criminal Code.

A judge will rule if Owens’ lib-
erty may be restricted under the
Criminal Code section.

Owens is not charged with a new
crime. North Vancouver RCMP
Insp. Jamie Graham said Owens
indicated that he was visiting rela-
tives in Toronto.

Meanwhile worried neighbors
continued to protest Owens’ resi-
de::cy in the area. Owens moved
into ‘he area after serving a full six-
year jail term for sexually assault-
ing three pre-pubescent girls. The
National Parole Board refused to
release Owens carly stating he was
an untreated pedophile likely to re-
offend.

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January 13
Mt. Seymour Pkwy. and
Seymour Rd.
Two-vchicle accident. Head
injuries. No charges. Approximately

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$10,000 damage.

January 15
Chesterfield Ave, and West 3rd St.
Two-vehicle accident. No
injuries. Charges: disobeying red
light. Approximately $4,000 dam-
age.

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