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Vancouver RCMP
reports:

November 21

1, 1300-bIk. Marine Drive

Well known drug adaticted
shoplifter ino store. Potice
attend and are told 40-year
old mate hay been banned
frond store. Suspect remmned
from store. Charges are pend
ing.

2. 300-bik. Marine Drive

Harassment, Resident and
family oreceted harassing
phone calls trom an ev trend,
Many calls ar all hours of the
dav and night. Police locate
suspect, a 35 -vearald aleo-
holic. and: exphin the jaws
regarding the privilege of
having a phones. Investigation
continues,

3. 200-bIk. St. Andrews
Avenue

Break and enter. Suspect
may have used kev to enter
apartment. Stolen: VCR,
stereo and 25 CDs.

4. 300-blk. Chesterfield
Avenue

Very intoxicated adult
male having problems staying
on his feet. 39-year-old male
arrested and detained until
sober,

5. Upper Levels Highway
and Lyna Valley Road

Vehicle check. = Open
liquer found in vehicle.
Driver checked for sobriety.
Numerous bortles of liquor
seized.

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