Theft charges

A 65-YEAR-old man of no fixed address faces numerous
theft-related charges following his arrest Nov. 3 by West
Vancouver Police .

According to a West Vancouver Police spokesman, the
suspect is wanted in coonection with an incident that oc-
curred Oct. 30 in the British Properties.

A police officer investigating a theft at that time was
injured when he was dragged by a car Le was attempting
ta stop.

Police arrested one man at the scene, but the driver of
the car managed to escape.

Just before } p.m. on Nov. 3, West Vancouver Police
arrested Raymond Lawrence Poulin. Police recovered a
stolen car, stolen licence plates, a sawed-off shotgun and
several items of stolen property.

Poulin is wanted in Alberta and Vancouver, where he
faces theft-related charges.

He is scheduled to appear in West Vancouver provin-
cial court today to face charges of possession of stoien
property over $1,000 and possession of stolen property
under $1,000.

Suspect arrested

THE NORTH Vancouver RCMP have arrested Robert
Balfour Logan, 27, of North Vancouver, for possession
of stolen property, break and enter and possession of
break-—ia tools.

The burglary section arrested Logan Nov. 8 in a stolen
Honds Prelude.

Logan was the subject of a recent prowler alert from
the North Vancouver Block Watch office. Said Const.
Marty Blais, ‘‘It shows that Block Watcls works.”’

Police chased the man over Second Narrows Bridge to
Burnaby where he was stopped at approximately 2 a.m.
and spprehended.

A North Varcouver woman, who found that she had
been robbed while sleepiag in her 200-block West 6th
Street home last week, reported the car stolen on Nov. 4.

Fire investigated

THE WEST Vancouver District Fire Department is in-
vestigating the cause of a fire at a restaurant on Nov.

10.
- The fire broke out just after 7 a.m. in 3 restaurant

located at 1734 Marine Dr.

A fire department spokesman said there was extensive
damage caused to the restaurant’s kitchen area as well as
smoke damage throughout the building.

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