THE foliowing people
have appeared in North
Vancouver provincial
court to face various
charges:
Before Judge Jerome
Paradis on Feb. 10:

Michael Shane McKay, 20,
of no fixed address, was jailed
18 months and received 18
months’ probation after he
pleaded guilty to rhe break,
enter and theft of a house in
the 2700-block of Dollarton
Highway on Jan. 15.

McKay was required to pay
$1,150 restitution.

Before Judge Jerome
Paradis on Dec. 14, 1998:

Paul Simon Vernon Toms,
27, of Vancouver, was jailed 24
months after he pleaded guilty
to the break, enter and theft of
a house in the 1200-block of
Plateau Drive on Oct. 20,
1998 in North Vancouver City.

The jail sentence was to be
served concurrently to any sen-
tence Toms was serving.

Before Judge Bill
Rodgers on Dec. rs 1998:

Michael Joseph Mousseau,

. 34, of Surrey, was jailed nine
months and received 24
months’ probation after he
pleaded guilty to the break,
enter and theft of a dwelling
on Grouse Mountain on Sept.
23, 1998.

"Before Judge Jerome
Paradis on Dec. 3, 1998:

Nermal Singh Sidhu, 43, of
Richmond, was. jailed seven
days and fined $300 after he
pleaded guilty to driving while
prohibited on East 26th Street
on Sept. 12, 1998 in North
Vancouver City.

The jail sentence was rec-
ommended served by electron-
ic monitoring.

Before Judge Jerome
Paradis on Dec. 2, 1998:

Michael Anthony Charters,
21, of North Vancouver, was
jailed 60 days and received 12
months’ probation after he
pleaded guilty to:

@ stealing = merchandise
belonging to Sears Canada on
Oct. 17, 1998 in North
Vancouver City;

BS stealing == merchanstise
belonging to London Drugs
on Nov. 19, 1998 in North
Vancouver City.

ackage,

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

February 23
1. 1500-bik. Esquimalt Avenue
Theft from auto. Passenger side
window punched out. Vehicle parked
in underground parking garage.
Stolen: 60 CDs, suit, sunglasses, Sharp
camcorder,

February 24
2. 5000-blk. Keith Road
Break and enter. Lower window
forced with tool. Interior ransacked.
Stolen: CDs, jewelry.

3. Cypress Bow! Road

Recovered stolen auto. Vehicle
located on side of road with engine
running. No keys in ignition. Damage
to steering column and ignition.
Window pried and door lock dam-

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aged. Stereo missing. Stolen from
Burnaby. Recovered: 1986 white Ford
Tempo.

February 25
4, 600-bik. 14th Street
Break and enter. Unknown entry.

No damage. Stolen: jewelry, cash. --

§. 6400-bik. Nelson Avenue

Break and enter. Entry through
unlocked kitchen window. Stolen:
CDs, cash.

6. 2100-bik. Marine Drive

Break and enter. Unknown entry.
No damage. Bedroom drawers gone
through. Stolen: jewelry.

7. 1600-bik. 27th Street

Thett from auto. Rear passenger
window smashed. Stolen: purse con-
taining cash, cveglasses, sunglasses,
ID, cheques, credit cards.

8. 800-blk. Pyford Road

. Theft from auto. Unknown
method of entry. Stolen: CDs, cordless
drill.

February 26
9. 1500-bik. Esquimalt Avenue
Attempted theft from auto. Suspect
forced hood open by reaching through
grill and pulling on release cable.
Battery wire cut.

10. 1200-blk. Marine Drive

Theft from auto. Door lock forced.
Vehicle ransacked. Stolen: stereo, cell
phone (sterco recovered at 13th and
Marine).

11. 2400-blk. Westhili!

Theft trom auto. Vehicle parked on
street. Convertible roof slashed.
Stolen: coins.

2. 2300-blk. Nelson Avenue

Theft from auto. No damage to
vehicle. Contents ruammaged through.

13. 1100-blk. Keith Road

Theit trom auto. Vehicle parked in
carport. Damage to door lock. Vehicle
rummaged through.

14, Kings Avenue and 14th Street

Theft from auto. Door lock pried.
Damage to trunk mechanism. Stolen:
one halogen light.

15. 2200-bik. Nelson Avenue
Attempted stolen auto. Door lock

punched. Stcering column damaged.

Vehicle: 1992 black Cadillac Seville.

February 27
16. 500-blk. 7th Street
Theft. ,
Locked bicycle stolen trom secured
underground parking garage. Stolen:
CCM mountain bike.

TRE following people
recently appeared in
North Vancouver court
in connection with
drinking and driving
related offei:ces:

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of North Vancouver, was

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Suzanne Sharon Magee,
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