A2- Sunday, | March 4, 1984 - ‘North Shore News

A NORTH VANCOUVER
man who took exception to a
policeman’s attempts to write
a traffic ticket the price
for his opposi this week.

Robert Edwin Salmon, of
1788 Naomi Place in North
Vancouver, was handed a
$350 fine in provincial court

Senior

AN ELDERLY West Van-
couver woman was shoved to
the floor of her home and
robbed by two young men
Thursday.

The woman was attacked

here Thursday for assaulting
@ peace officer.

Charges were taid after an
incident that started when a
North Vancouver RCMP
constable stopped a white
Mercedes for speeding at the
intersection ‘of Forbes and
Esplanade on December 5.

While the constable was at-

when she answered a knock
at the door of her apartment
in a senior citizens complex.

_ While one of the men
stood over her in the door-
way, the second entered the

tempting to get ownership
documents from the woman

driving the car, he was sub- —

jected to abuse from the male
passenger in the car, iden-
tified as Salmon.

When the constable return-
ed to his car to write a traffic
violation ticket, Salmon
walked over to the police car,

apartment and grabbed the
woman's purse.

West Vancouver police
called in a tracking dog in at-
tempts to nab the duo, but
the dog lost the scent about

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$350 fine for pu

punched the policeman, and
then returned to- the

Back-up help was called in
and Salmon had to be
physically removed from the
scene, according to RCMP.

If Salmon does not pay the
$350 fine he was assessed, he
faces 14 days in jail.

shoved, then robbed

two blocks away from the
apartment complex in the
2100 block of Haywood.

To press time it was not yet
known how much money the
thugs escaped with. Police in-
vestigation is continuing.

Boat pulled from the rocks

MEMBERS OF the North
and West Vancouver
Emergency program’s marine
rescue team recovered a
stolen boat Thursday but not
before the boat had suffered
$25,000 damage.

The marine rescuers spent
five and a half hours pulling
the 42-foot boat, owned by a
West Vancouver man, off
rocks in Indian Arm.

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