9 ~ Friday, June 9, 1995 — North Shore News

THE FOLLOWING is a list
of recent North Shore emer-
gency incidents:

Muay 7
100-bik. Bonnymuir.

Break and enter, Balcony dutch
door forced. Interior chain on door
jamb pulled out. Entry not gained.
Alarm activated and scared off cul-
prits. Stolen: nil.

May 8
900-b1k. Esquimalt Ave,

Break and enter —. attempt. Pry
marks (o front door, ‘possibly by
screwdriver. No entry gained.
Stolen: nil. Value: $50 damage.
Park Royal North, |

Break and enter, Appears entry
through folding deor to mall. No
damage. Cupboards and drawers
opened. Stolen: nil,

; May 9
2200-bik. Folkestone.

Sreak and enter. Stolen; personal
papers. Value: unknown. |

May 17
- 100-blk. 21st Street, :

Theft of auto. Vehicle parked on
street, No broken glass located in
aren. Keys with owner. Stolen: ‘90
black Volkswagen Jetta, Motorola
cellular phone, Value: $14,000.

May 21,
Park Royal South.

Theft/recovery of stolen: auto.
Complainant reported his vehicle
stolen from Park Royal South. A
few hours later he saw his vehicle
on the highway. Vehicle stopped at
top of Cypress Bowl, All subjects in
vehicle arrested. Recovered: ‘93 red

_ May 2$-June I
Number of medical aid calls: 6 :
Number of false alarms: 8
Number of public service calls: |
1300-blk. Sinclair.

*  Smouldering bush.
400-bik. Southberough.

Car fire.
4 June 2-4
Number of medical aid calls: 8
Number of false alarms: 2 :
Number of public service calls: 4
1700-bik. Marine Dr. i

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a day im cowrt

THE FOLLOWING people
appeared in North and West
Vancouver courts recently to face
various charges:
; Before Judge Bill Rodgers in
North Vancouver provincial court
on April 27: ; :
“Vernon Keith! Resch, 47, of
North Vancouver, received 12
months’ probation after he pleaded
guilty to assaulting a male on Sept.
28, 1994 in North Vancouver City.
Before Judge Bill Rodgers in
North Vancouver provincial court
‘on April 26: a
Abbas Joudaki, 39, of North

Commercial building fire.
Larson Bay Park.

Beach fire.
Ambleside Park.

Beach fires.
Pilot House Rd.

Beach fire.
Whytecliff Park Beach.

Beach fire.
1100-blk, Duchess.

Smell of smoke.
Ambleside Beach.

Beach fires.

May 29-31
Number of routine calls: 20

Number of Code 3 emergency calls:
6

June 1-4
Number of routine calls: 26
Number of Code 3 emergency calls:
12

Vancouver, was fined a total of $500
after he pleaded guilty to assaulting
a man and a woman on April 21 in
North Vancouver City.

Before Judge Jerry Paradis in
North Vancouver provincial court
on April 21:

Shane Jason Bunting, 23, of
North Vancouver, was fined $350
and received 18 months’ probation
after he pleaded guilty to assaulting
a woman on Nov. 9, 1994 in North
Vancouver District.

'- Before Judge Doug Moss in
North Vancouver provincial court
on Aprii 21:

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Vehicle at intersection stopped
with left turn indicator on, rear
ended by a vehicle. Injuries:
whiplash, Charges: Driving without
due care and attention.
Approximately $5,000 damage.
Marine Dr. at Taylor Way.

A vehicle rear ended a vehicle.
No injuries or charges.
Approximately $2,000 damage.
‘Trans Canada Hwy. at Cauifeild.

A vehicle rear ended a vehcile
which was stopped in heavy ferry
traffic, No injuries or charges.
Approximately $3,000 damage.
Hwy. 99 at Hwy. 1.

A vehicle making a left turn onto
highway was struck by a vehicle
travelling along the highway.
Injuries: lacerations to arm.
Charges: fail to yield after stop.
Approximately: $12,000 damage.

Harold John Storjie, 32, of North
Vancouver, was jailed 14 days and
received [2 months’ probation after
he pleaded guilty to assault causing
bodily harm of a man on Feb, 19 in
North Vancouver District.

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Econoline van —
serves new role

THE FIRE investigation unit of
the RCMP in North Vancouver
received in April a reconditioned
and. re-equipped 1982 Ford
Econoline that is fully dedicated
for fire investigation.

This van had served as the
detachment’s prisoner wagon and
now has a new role with the gener-
al investigation section. This ts
perhaps the first vehicle in Canada
that is used as a police fire scene
investigation vehicle.

Members of the RCMP general
investigation unit work with the
fire prevention officers of city and
district fire departments in the
investigation of suspicious fires.
This is a cooperative effort and a
team approach is used to enhance
the combined background and
expertise in fire investigation.

The North Vancouver RCMP
would like to thank Regal
Collision, OK Tire, Trim Line

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RCMP Cpl. Gene Siobod

Design and White's Automotive
for their contribution to the revital-
ization of this: vehicle. It is this
kind of community support that
assists the ‘police and fire depart-
ments in making the City and
District of North Vancouver a safer
and more secure community.
Contributed by Cpl. Gene Slebod,
North Vancouver RCMP

NOTICE TO MOTORISTS _
LIONS GATE BRIDGE SIDEWALK REPAIRS
JUNE 11 - JUNE 30 a

The Ministry of Transportation and Highways advises that there will be single lane —
traffic in each direction on the Lions Gate Bridge from June 11 to June 30. Cyclists:
and pedestrians are advised that one sidewalk will remain closed 24 hours per day:
during this period. The single iane traffic and sidewaik closures are necessary for the °
replacement of sidewalk panels and will be in effect as follows:

Single Lane Closure & Sidewalk Closure
Sunday evening to Friday morning

Note:

11:00 pm - 5:30 am

There will be signage at each end of the bridge to advise which sidewalk is available

for use.

Motorists and cyclists are reminded to obe
signing while work is in progress.

y the construction speed zone limit and,

The Ministry thanks motorists for the patience and cooperation.

Province of
British Columbia

Ministry of Transportation

and Highways