10 - Friday, October 21, 1988 - North Shore News

THE FOLLOWING is a list of re-
cent North Shore crimes.

WEST VANCOUVER
AMBLESIDE AREA
Break and enter to business —
$00-blk. Park Royal South. Entry:
pried open rear door. Stolen: cash.
Value: $650.
Break and enter to business —
2000-bIk. Park Royal South. En-
try: pried open rear door. Stolen:
cash. Value: 3150.
Break and enter to business —
2000-blk. Park Royal South, En-
try: pried open rear door. Stolen:
cash. Value: $260.
Break and enter to business —
600-bIk. Clyde Avenue. Entry:
door broken. Stolen: nil.
Break and enter to residence —
1400-blk. Fulton Avenue. Entry:
no signs of forced entry. Stolen:
jewelry, cash. Value: not known at
this time.
Break and enter to underground
parking — 400-bik. 14th Street.
Entry: not known, Stolen: radar
detector. Value: $200.
Break and enter to residence —
1200-bIk. Marine Drive. Entry:
through window. Stolen: nil.
Break and enter to residence —
600-blk. Keith Road. Entry: broke
door — family dog stopped any
further advancement. Stolen: nil.
Break and.enter to residence —
1000-bIk. Kings Avenue. Entry:
broke door. Stolen: TV, jewelry,
cameras and equipment, luggage
and vase. Value: $4,400.
BRITISH PROPERTIES AREA
Break and enter to residence —
1000-blk. Millstream Road. Entry:
through unlocked door. Stolen:
unknown at this time.
CAULFEILD AREA
Break and enter to residence —
4900-blk. Beacon Lane. Entry: not
known. Stolen: box of foreign
coins. Value: $600.
Break and enter to residence —
4800-blIk., Northwood Place. En-
try: house under construction.
Stolen: G.E. JX‘ 235 microwave
oven and fan, black full length
mink coat, brown full length
muskrat fur coat. Value: not
known. :

THEFT FROM AUTOS
Theft from auto — 1700-bIk.
Owens Avenue. Entry by smashing
window, Stolen: golf clubs, stereo,
clothing. Value: $4,330.

LIGHTHOUSE PARK
Theft from auto — 2 cars. Entry
by smashing windows. Stolen:

FROM THE NORTH SHORE’S POLICE FILES

purses. Value: $100.

AMBLESIDE
Theft from auto — John Lawson,
two cars. Entry possibly through
insecure doors, Stolen: purses and
cash. Value: $400.

Theft from auto — Park Royal
Towers parking lot. Stolen: custom
wire hubcaps. Value: $150.
Theft from auto — 300-blk.
Marine Drive. Entry: window
broken. Stolen: Escort radar
detector, #4551236 enscribed in
back. Value: $300.
Theft from aute —- Ambleside
Park. Entry: Window broken.
Stolen: purse and money. Value:
$235 (purse recovered).
Theft from auto — Park Royal
South. Entry: window broken.
Stolen: purse and contents. Value:
$60.
Theft from auto 1800-
blk.Marine Drive. Entry: vehicle
unlocked. Stolen: wallet and con-
tents. Value: $60.
BRITISH PROPERTIES AREA
Theft from auto — 14C0-bik.
Camridge Road. Entry: vehicle
unlocked. Stolen: wallet and cash.
Value: $400.
CAULFEILD AREA
Theft from auto — Lighthouse
Park. Entry: unknown. Stolen:
two purses and contents including
passports, cash and _ travellers’
cheques. Value: not known.
Theft from auto — Lighthouse
Park. Entry: unknown. Stolen:
Canadian and U.S. money. Value:
$i10.
Theft from auto — Lighthouse
Park. Entry: unlocked door.
Stolen: cash from purse. Value:
$75.
Theft from auto 4500-bik.
Woodgreen Drive. Entry: insecure
vehicle. Stolen: cash, Value: $55.
NORTH VANCOUVER

CAPILANO —

Break and enter 700-blk.
Westview Drive. Entry gained by
smashing window. Stolen:
padlocks and. female alert
screamers.

Break and enter — 1000-blk.
Ryda! Avenue. Entry gained by
prying basement window. Stolen:

OFFICER'S DEATH .
Alcohol cause of suicide

A CORONER’S inquiry in-
‘vestigating the May 4 North Van-
couver death of a Burnaby RCMP
officer points to alcohol as the
cause of the suicide.

Coroner Diane Messier conclud-
ed Cpl. Robert William Woolf had
a history of alcohol abuse and shct
hiraself during a bout of alcohol-

fuelled depression.

An autopsy of the deceased
found that Woolf had a blood
alcohol reading between .22 and
.27. Woolf shot himself in the
head on the lawn of his North
Vancouver home after his friend

Const. Bryce Gilkinson attempted ~

to aid him.

VCR and numerous pieces of jew-
elry.

CITY NORTH
Break and enter — 100-bik. East
1ith Street. No signs of forced en-
try. Eighteen lockers broken into.
Numerous articles stolen.
Break and enter — 400-bIk. West
15th Street. Entry gained by prying
basement window. Stolen: Amp,
receiver, CD player, cassette deck
and jewelry.

CITY SOUTH

Break and entcr — 200-blk. West
2nd Street. Entry gained by break-
ing small hole in a window and
slipping hand through and unlock-
ing the lock on the window.
Stolen: ghetto blaster.

Break and enter — 300-blk. West
Ist Street. Entry gained by prying

To find out about

an educational or

open ground level window. Stolen:
Hitachi VCR with remote control.
Break and enter — 200-blk. West
6th Street. Entry gained by forcing
rear sliding window. Stolen: Pen-
tax camera, two lenses, Skylight
filter, Polarizing filter, camera
bag, and Toshiba VCR.

Break and enter — 200-bik. East
2nd Street. Entry gained by prying
open door. Safe removed from of-
fice.

SEYMOUR
Break and enter — 900-bIk. Lytton
Street. Entry gained by removing
window pane. Unsuccessful at-
tempts were made to remove a safe
from cement. casing.

PEMBERTON
Break and = enter 1000-bik.
Glenaire Drive. Entry gained by

open upstairs window. Stolen:
jewelry valued at approximately
$7,800.

Break and enter — 1000-blk. West
16th. Entry gained through partial-
ly open kitchen window. Stolen:
VCR Toshiba, jewelry and brown
blanket.

THEFT FROM VEHICLES
700-bIk. Tudor Avenue. Entry
gained by breaking driver’s side
window. Stolen: radar detector,
tape deck and $25 cash.

Do you have a question regar-
ding traffic laws or safety? If so
write: CRIME PREVENTION
SECTION, WEST VANCOUVER
POLICE, 1330 MARINE DRIVE,
WEST VANCOUVER, B.C. V7T
1B5, and we will answer them in
this column.

Thank You!

To all my friends and clients who helped to
make my first 14 months in the Real Estate in-
dustry very successful with 30 transactions -—
all handled with 100% integrity, service and at-

tention to detail.

My pledge to ail my future clients is to continue
with this professional level of service!

Feel free to call me for all your real estate

needs --

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