8 - Wednesday, February 17, 1999 - North Shore News

THE following people
appeared in North
Vancouver provincial
court recently to face
various charges:

Before Judge Doug
Moss on Nov. 23, 1998:

Edward May,
Vancouver, was fined $200
and had his driver's licence
suspended for three months
after he pleaded not guilty to
impaired driving, but instead
pleaded guilty to the lesser or
included offence of careless
driving.

The original charge
stemmed from a June 9, 1996
incident in West Vancouver.

Before Judge Jerome
Paradis on Nov. 23, 1998:

Kevin Richard Shellard,
28, of North Vancouver, was
fined $500 after he pleaded
not guilty to impaired dri-
ving, but instead pleaded
guilty to the lesser or includ-
ed offence of driving without
due care and attention.

The — original — charge
stemmed from a Nov, 22,
1997 incident: in West
Vancouver.

Before Judge Bill
Rodgers on Nov. 23, 1998:

Chang Kyun Kim, 37, of

$2, of

Vancouver, Was fined 5430
and received 12 months’ pro-
bation after he:
B was found guilty of stealing
merchandixe belonging to
Canada Safeway on Dec. 24,
1998 in West Vancouver;
B fang to go to court on
Jan. 28, 1998,

Before Judge William
Diebokt on Nov. 20, 1998:

John Wright Smaller, 34,
of West: Vancouver, received
six months’ probation atter
he pleaded guilty to. three
charges of possessing a pro-
hibited weapon on Oct. 20,
1997 in West Vancouver con-
sisting Of
Boa Ruger model P85 large
capacity magazine,
BWtive MI4 large capacity rifle
magazines,
Moa Ruger model mini-i4
large capacity ritle magazine.

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Michael Robert Healy, 27,
of North Vancouver, was
fined $300 after he pleaded
guilty to driving without
insurance on June 28, 1997
in North Vancouver City.

Before Judge Jerome
Paradis on Nov. 20, 1998:

Komal Preet Genest, 23,
of North Vancouver, received
six months’ probation after
she pleaded guilty to stealing
merchandise belonging to
Wal-Mart) Canada on) Sept.
30, 1998 in North Vancouver
City.

Before Judge Doug
Moss on Nov. 18, 1998:

Mohammad Morad
Namazi, 54, of North
Vancouver, = received six
months’ probation after he
pleaded guilty to. stealing
merchandise belonging to
Canada Safeway on July 17,
1998, in North Vancouver
District.

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

January 29

1. 300-blk. Southborough

Thett. During small house
party, a group of 5-6 arrived
uninvited. When asked to
leave a fight began and a male
suspect produced a knife and
waved it at the group. All sus-
pects tled. Stolen: CDs, bottle
of wine.

2. Park Royal South

Thert from auto. [tems
stulen from unsecured rear
trunk. Stolen: video cassettes,
CDs.

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3. Cypress Bow!
Thett. Cash missing from
hot dog stand.

4. 2400-bik. Marine Drive
Shoplifting. No suspects.
Stolen: ladies white gold ring.

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5. Klee Wyck Park

Thert trom auto. Entry
gained through — unlocked
door, No damage to vehicle.
Stolen: leather jacket, journal,
pen, keys, wallet’ containing
credit cards, ID, cash, person-
al cheques.

6. Park Royal South
Stolen auto. Vehicle
parked on upper level of

parkade with one half tank of
gas. Broken glass found on
ground. Stolen: 1993 grey
Plymouth Voyageur.

7. Horseshoe Bay overflow
parking fot

Thett from auto. Off-road
lights stolen trom vehicle. No
damage to vehicle. Stolen: five
halogen lights and light bar.

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