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THE following people
have appeared in North
Vancouver provincial
court to face various
charges:

Before Judge Reginald
Grandison on April 22:

Michael David Hunter, 55,
of North Vancouver, was
fined $100 after he pleaded
not guilty to failing to comply

_ with a breathalyser demand,

but instead pleaded guilty to
the lesser or included offence
of driving without considera-
tion. The. original charge
stemmed from a June 3, 1998

Counter crime

NORTH Vancouver Mounties say the man seen here defrauded the elderly woman beside him (her face elec-
tronicaily blurred) of $1,009 on July 13. Police say the North Vancouver senior was duped and lost her money
at the Toronto Dominion Bank at 1504 Lonsdale Ave. if you recognize this man, please call North Vancouver
RCMP Const. Alison Coyle at 985-1311. Callers are asked to refer the case's file number: 99-22545.

incident in West Vancouver.
Before Judge Jcrome
Paradis on April 22:

David Alan Friesen, 42, of

Nanaimo, was
months after he
to stealing == merchandise
belonging to Wal-Marr
Canada on Aprit 21 in North
Vancouver City.

On March 29, Judge Bill
Rodgers sentenced Friesen to
30 days jail for:

@ = stealing = merchandise
belonging —__ to Home
Hardware on March 26 in
North Vancouver City;

@ breaching probation by fail-

jailed si
graded gui

ing to report to a probation
officer on March 22.

Before Judge William
Diebolt on April 22:

David James Mattson, 26,
of North Vancouver, received

month conditional sen-

tence and 24 months’ proba-
tion after he pleaded guilty to
stealing a case of beer and a
carton of cigarettes i
toa woman on F
North Vancouver District.

Before Judge William
Diebolt on April 16:

David Glen Guerrero, 32,
of North Van, was fined $500
and received 12 months’ pro-
bation after he pleaded guilty

Photo courtesy North Vancouver RCMP

to stealing merchandise from
Sears Canada on Jan. 20,

Before Judge
Rodgers on Apri 14:

Anron Robert Dodd, 28,
of Vancouver, was fined $100
after he pleaded guilty ro
stealing merchandise belong-
ing to the Bay on Jan. 22 in
West Vancouver.

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James Jonathan
Fitzpatrick, 20, of Burnaby,
received 12 months’ proba-
tion after he pleaded guilty to
stealing merchandise belong-
ing to Sport Mart on Noy. 9,
1998 in North Vancouver
District.

Fitzpatrick was required to
pay $250 restitution.

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