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WEST Vancouver Police Sgt. Jim Almas checks out some of the $50,000 worth
of stolen library books recovered last week. A Vancouver man is facing fraud
and impersonation charges in connection with the haul.

SENTENCING pro-
ceedings against a North
Vancouver lawyer

Marijuana were
adjourned last week.

Delmer Bernard Sokol, 51,°

was ‘charged after North
Vancouver. Mo

said they

found marijuana plants grow-
ing in the lawyer’s Upper
Delbrook house a year ago.
Police said they stumbled upon
the marijuana-growing sct-up
in Sokol’s basement while
searching for burglars.

On Wednesday, federal
Crown lawyer Jay Straith said
Sokol was not in court because
he was at a B.C. Law Society

hearing. Suraith said Soko! was
the subject of that hearing. A
B.C. Law Society spokesman
said that a hearing was not, in
fact, under way, but the Sokol
incident was under investiga-
tion and consideration by the
law society.
The case was adjourned to
mid March.
—Anna Marie D'Angelo

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Suspects st
vicious lounge fit

POLICE are asking
the public’s assistance
in identifying two men
believed to have
smashed beer bottles
over the heads of three
men during a vicious
attack at the Avalon
Hotel on Nov. 9,
1997,

According to North
Vancouver RCMP, the three
men were assaulted at | a.m.
by a group of men in the
lounge of the Marine Drive
hotel.

Witnesses were able to
give descriptions for com-
posite drawings of two of the
attackers.

The victims suffered
severe cuts on their heads
from the broken beer bot-
tles.

Police believe a possible
motive for the attack
involved a man getting angry
at one of the victims for
dancing with a woman asso-
ciated with the atrackers.

The suspects are believed
to be of Middle Eastern or
Indo-Canadian descent.

Friday, February 13, 1998 — North Shore News - 9

THESE composite draw-
ings depict two men wit-
nesses say used broken
beer botties in a bar fight.

Anyone with information
is asked to contact North
Vancouver RCMP Const.

Trap snares suspect

A radar trap on Feb. 2
lead to the arrest of a
Mount Currie man
police believe may be
linked to burglaries
along the Sea-To-Sky
Highway.

According to the North
Vancouver RCMP, the man
was stopped in North
Vancouver for speeding on the
Trans-Canada Highway near
the Lynn Valley exit. Police say
he was going 103 km-h ina 80
km-h zone. The man did not
have a driver’s licence. Police

suspected the man’s car was
stolen from Pemberton. Police
say house-breaking tools and
stolen property from businesses
and cars were later seized dur-
ing the investigation. North
Vancouver Mounties were
exchanging information with
police in other jurisdictions.

A 23-year-old man, whose
name was not released, is facing
charges of possessing stolen

roperty. Police say the man
fas been convicted of 20
crimes since he turned 18.

The investigation contin-
ues.

— Anna Marie D'Angelo

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