8 — Sunday, February 14, 1999 ~ North Shore News

Fighting finish
to love dance

Anna Marie D'Angelo
News Reporter
dangelo@nsnews.cam
A Valentine’s dance at
Argyle secondary
school on Wednesday
ended in a brawl.
Four
charges.
North Vancouver ROMP

young men face

Const. Heidi Hoffman said a.

set oof nunchaku — were
believed used in the fight at
the Lynn Valley school. A
nunchaku is two pieces of
wood attached by a chain.

“They can be extremely
deadly,” said Hoffman.

The police constable said
investigators were checking
the nunchaku for finger:
prints in conncction with a
potential charge of possess-
ing a prohibited weapon.

Argvle’s) principal Ken
Fever was away on Fré day.

An Argyle vice-principal
was unavailable for com-
ment.

Police say charges of caus-
ing a disturbance by fighting
were pending against four
men ages 18 and 19.

Police say two
combatants lived in
Vancouver, one in West
Vancouver and the fourth
was a Vancouver resident,
Two of the combatants were
Argyle students.

Police say there were no
appareat problems during
the dance.

The altercation started
after the dance ended at
10:30 p.m.

Two people were taken to
Lions Gate Hospital. Police
believe their injuries were
not serious,

of the
North

Man jailed for
beer boitie theft

A 23-year-old man was
recently jailed one year
for burglary and pos-
sessing stolen property
including a bottle of
beer.

Cody Morrison, of no
fixed address, pleaded guilty
to:

& the burglary of a house in
the 900-block of London
"Place in New Westminster on
Nov. 13, 1998;
-@ possessing a stolen bottle
of beer, a flashlight, a wicker
basket, two wallets and coins

Wane
febryary 25-28.

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Mountain Equipment Co-op
WL. Gore & Associates, Inc.

belonging to a woman on
Jan. 5, 1998, in West
Vancouver;

® possessing a stolen back-
pack, scissors, letter-opener,
flashlight, wallets, money,
folding knife and a basket
belonging to another person
on the same day in West
Vancouver,

North Vancouver provin-
cial court Judge Jerome
Paradis order Morrison to pay
$500 in restitution to one of
the victims.

Morrison was sentenced
on Jan. 27.

THE following is a
list of recent West
Vancouver Police
reports:

December 21
1. Horseshoe Bay overflow
parking lot
Attempted theft from
auto. Vehicle parked on road-
way. Damage to door lock.
No entry gained. Stolen: nil.

January 27
2. 1400-blk. Marine Drive
Theft. Two cell phones
stolen from rental office.
Phones currently in use by
unknown suspects.

3. 1500-bik. Esquimalt Ave.

Stolen auto. Complainant
met suspect outside a bar in
Vancouver and invited him to
his residence. Complainant

went to sleep around mid-
night and when he woke up,
his wallet, keys and vehicle
were missing. Stolen: 1998
ted Mazda Protege, wallet
containing cash, credit card.

January 28
4. 1400-blik. Marine Drive
Shoplifting. Stolen/recov-
ered: antique bowl.

5. Park Royal South
Theft. Complainant used
her wallet at Extra Foods and

placed it back into her purse.
Wallet missing when she
attended = Kin’s ss Marker.
Stolen: wallet containing
credit cards, ID, cash.

6. 15th St. and Marine Dr.
Theft. Complainant left
her purse at Subway. Subway
employee called to advise her
of this and when she returned
to pick up purse, employee
advised that purse was given
to an unknown female.
Stolen: purse containing ID,

cheques, credit cards.

7. Rear of
Horseshoe Bay

Recovered stolen auto.
Damage to door lock, no-
draft window and steering
column. Stolen from Surrey.
Recovered: 1990 brown Jeep
Cherokee.

Troll’s,

January 29
8. Park Royal North
Shoplifting. No suspects.
Stolen: nwo running jackets.

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