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

Before Judge Jerome
Paradis in North Vancouver
provincial court on Feb. 11:

Gregory Ralph Morrison,
40, of West Vancouver,
received 12. months’ proba-
tion after he pleaded guilty to
possessing a pocket knife for a
dangerous purpose on Sept.
17, 1997 in West Vancouver.

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Andrew Johannes Nikula,
31, of North Vancouver,
received nine months’ proba-
tion after he pleaded | guilty ta:
@ raking a person's vehicle
without consent on Dec. 26,
1997 in North Vancouver
District;

Balcony
pooper
popped

RESIDENTS of a West 4th
Street apartment building in
North Vancouver confront-
ed a male prowler on the
evening of March 8.

* A police officer called to
the scene joined a witness in
pursuit of the suspect. A
struggle ensucd during the
arrest.

Investigation revealed the
suspect had been stealing meat
from a- balcony freezer. He
had also defecated on the bal-

‘cony before leaving.

Since 1986, the suspect has
been convicted fifteen times of
Property-related offences. At

: the time of this alleged offence

he was awaiting court for a
charge of attempted break and
enter and on probation for’
two years for theft charges
from 1997.

Mounties
collar
molester

A young man flagged down
police near Marine Dr. and
Hamilton Ave. in North
Vancouver just after 1 a.m.
on Saturday, March 7.

The man, a student from
Oregon, said he was walking to
his hast family’s home when a
man approached him, offered
him money aud molested him.
The victim said he last saw the
suspect just moments belore
running to the police.

A description of the suspect
was broadcast and a shore time
later two officers reported
being in pursuit of the suspect
in Mosquito Creck Park.

Michel Amar Frere, 31,
faced charges in) court on
March 9.

He was also wanted in
Calgary on a warrant for hav-
ing sexual contact with a child
under 14.

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@ being the driver involved in
a hit and run on the same dav.

Before Judge Reginald
Grandison in’ North
Vancouver provincial court
on Feb. 11:

Paul Isaac Biwer, 20, of

Surrey, was fined $150 and
had his driver's licence sus-
pended for three months after
he pleaded guilty to driving
without a licence on April 24,
1997 in West Vancouver.

Before Judge H.
Rohrmoser in North
Vancouver provincial court
on Feb. 10:

Neil Scort Breiddal, 27, of
North Vancouver, was jailed a
total of 10 days after pleaded
guilty to:

B stealing merchandise from
London Drugs in) North
Vancouver City on Feb. 8;

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& breaching probation by
being found in London
Drugs on Feb. 8.

Before Judge Doug Moss
in North Vancouver provin-
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Pamela Leean Krywulak,
29, of West Vancouver, was
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guilty of driving while prohib-
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Gary Maurice Neubauer,
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probation and had his driver's
licence suspended for 12
months after he pleaded
guilty to dangerous driving
on April 4, 1997 in) West
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Dale Alexander Prentice,
25, of West Vancouver, was
jailed 3 total of 30 days and
had his driver’s licence sus-
pended for 12 months after
he pleaded guilty to:
@ driving while prohibited on
Skilitt Road on Jan. 14, 1997;
B driving while prohibited on
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Elizabeth Ann Sivver, 56,
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24 months’ probation after
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