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‘Three distraug

WEST VANCOUVER Police responded to three reports
of distraught persons on Lions Gate Bridge during the
long weekend,

No injuries were reported in any of the incidents,
according to a West Vancouver Police spokesman.

The incidents involved:
@ a 32-year-old North Vancouver man who climbed
approximately 38 metres (125 feet) ubove the bridge deck
on Saturday morning;
Ba 33-year-old man, of no fixed address, who climbed
onto the catwalk under the bridge deck on Sunday
evening;
Bia 16-year-old distraught female who was reported on
the bridge at 10:40 p.m. on Monday.

Police took the individuals to Lions Gate Hospital.

Quick response

EAGLE-EYED FIREFIGHTERS who happened to he
* rolling down the hill in the British Properties at 6:33

p.m. on July 26@ spotted smoke billowing out of a house at
1356 Tyrol.

They arrived on the doorstep just as the occupant was
dialling 911 to report a kitchen fire.

Assistant chief Steve Sentes said a pot had overflowed
and caused a fire that damaged kitchen cabinets and a
skylight. Firefighters quickly got the blaze under control.

Damage was estimated at several thousand dollars.

Parolee arrested

A 21-YEAR-OLD man wanted Canada-wide in connec-
tion with parole violations was arrested on Saturday in
West Vancouver.

Andrew Collie, of no fixed address, was stopped by
West Vancouver Police at 3:30 am. on Capi mo Road,
according to a West Vancouver Police spokesman.

The susp.ct was believed to be ia possession of stolen
property at the time of his arrest, according to police.

A potice spokesman said officers were skeptical about
the name the maa gave. The suspect carried no identifi-
cation. An investigatien revealed that Collie had been
incarcerated in Quebec Federal Penitentiary before
being released on parole.

Te press time, Collie was in custody, waiting to be
turned over to Corrections Canada.

Burglary charges

A 28-YEAR-OLD Vancouver man, recently arrested in
Vancouver during an alleged burglary, has been charged
with three counts of burglary and two counts of posses-
sing stolen property relating to West Vancouver inci-
dents.

Perry John Jarvis was arrested on July 21, according
toa West Vancouver Police spokesman. West Vancouver
Police undercover officers were involved in the arrest.

The stolen property in each of the two counts was
estimated ta be valued at more than $1,000.

Arsonist
strikes on
Keith Road

AN ARSON at 000 b. Reith Ra.
in the early hours of Sunday. dts
2-4 wis apparently set by someone
who had broker inte a garage.

The Sam. fire, which is being
investigated by the North
Vancouver Fire Department and
the North Vancouver ROMP,
destroyed a 1969 Mustang parked
inside and caused extensive struc-
(ural damage to the building.

The lone occupant of the near-
by house was alerted by her bark-
ing dog and was able to call 99]
and leave the house.

Kire inspector Dave Burgess

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calls were received about the fire.
showing the commuuity knows
how to respond to an emergency
situation.

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