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Nathan Ronald Baker was fined
S500 and put on probation for
Two sears oathter: the 27 veur-old
North Vancouver man pleaded
guilty to assaulting a police officer
on Dee. 27, P9889,

fn connection with the same in-
cident. Todd Jason Baker pleaded
guilty to obstructing another
Police officer. Phe | 24-year-old
North Vancouver man was fined
$300 and put on probation for
two years.

Before Judge J.1.. Davies in North
Vancouver provincial court on
Aug. 8:

Robert Edward Vesty was fined
$500 and had his driver’s licence
suspended for three years after the
21-year-old North Vancouver man
was found euilty of driving a car
that was not carrying the ap-
propriate licence plate in connec-
tion with a Feb. 1 incident on
Frederick Street.

Before Judge J.L. McCarthy in
North Vancouver provincial court
on Aug. 8:

Samuel Louis Jones received a
conditional discharge and was put
on probation for one year after
the 22-year-old Fort Alberni: man
pleaded guilty to theft of mer-
chandise valued under $1,000 in
connection with a Jan. 10 incident
at Woolco.

As a condition of his probation,
Jones was ordered to complete
100 hours of community work
service,

Before Judge J.K. Shaw in West
Vancouver provincial court) on
Aug, 2:

Peter Bradley Zdebiak was fin-
ed $500 after the 31-year-old Van-
couver man was found guilty of
possession of cocaine in connec-
tion with a Feb. 4 druy seizure.
Before Judge §.K. Shaw in West
Vancouver provincial court on Ju-
ly 30:

Christopher Bulmer was fined
$200 after the 25-vear-old North
Vancouver man pleaded guilty to
speeding and = disobeying  direc-
uonal traffic arrows in connection
with a Jan. 16 incident at the
Horseshoe Bay ferry terminal.

Help sought
in assault case

NORTH VANCOUVER RCMP
are asking for the public's help in
finding a youth who assaulted
several people, including a B.C.
Corrections officer, in North
Vancouver on July 25.

Police report thar an off-duty
corrections officer was sprayed in
the face with an unknown
substance in) the 1200-block of
Lyin Valley Road by a young of-
fender who had escaped from a
detention centre.

The corrections officer had
spotted the suspeet and wis at-
tempting to arresd him when he

was asstulted. Several people who |

came to the officer's aid were also
sprayed with the substance.

A charge of assault: with oa
weapon has been laid and a war-
rant issued for the suspect's ar-
test.

Anyone with information —re-
varding the incident is asked) to
contact either Const. Mare
Sylvestre or Const, Geoff Shaw at
OSS-131T.

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