12 - Friday, September 20, 1991 - North Shore News

NORTH VANCOUVER Break ard enter — !00-bIk. W. Esplanade. Entry gained through insecure windows. Stolen: travel- ter’s cheques, airline tickets and walkman.

Break and enter — 360-bik. E. ist S:. Entry gained by using key. Stolen: TV, VCR, computer, radio and furniture.

Break and enter — _ 1000-blk. Lynn Valley Rd. Entry gained by forcing front door. Stolen: cash. Break and enter — 100-b!Ik. Carrie Cates. Entry gained through front door. Stolen: sports car.

Breek and enter — 2000-bik. Dollarton Hwy. Entry gained by smashing door. Stolen: cash.

Break and enter —- 1000-blk. Capilano Rd. Entry gained through open tear window. Stolen: cosmetics and jewelry. Break and enter — 3000-bIk. Royal Avenue. Entry gained through window. Stolen: two computers, VCR, stereo.

Break and enter — 400-bik. Brooksbank. Entry gained by smashing glass window. Stolen: small amount of cash. Break and enter — 1000-bik. Hunter St. Entry gained through open side window. Stolen: power tools.

Break and enter — !000-bik. Eastview Rd. No signs of forced entry. Stolen: chain saw.

Break and enter — 100-bik. E. 1th St. No signs of forced entry. Stolen: cash, VCR, CDs, TV. Break and enter — 800-bik. W. 16th St. Entry gained through in- secure front door. Stolen: TV and VCR.

Break and enter —- Braemar Rd. Entry gained by prying door. Stolen: cash and jewelry.

Break and enter — 4900-blk. Gallant Ave. Entry gained by reaching in ltocker. Stolen: parts of bicycle.

. Break and enter — 1000-bIk. . Marine Dr. Entry gained by smashing glass in front door. Stolen: cash.

Break and enter — 800-bIk. Marine Dr. Entry gained by smashing front window. Stolen: cash.

Bresk and enter — 1000-bd)k. Marine Dr. Entry gained by jim- mying front door. Stolen: cash.

WEST VANCOUVER ‘Theft of auto — Horseshoe Bay ferry terminal. Taken from employee parking lot. Stolen: 91 Toyota Camry. Value: $28,060. Theft of auto — Capilano at Welch. Vehicle broken down and left at roadside. Taken overnight. Stolen: 78 GMC van. Value: $1,500. Theft from auto — 2300-blk. Haywood Ave. Passenger window smashed, vehicle in driveway. Stolen: cassette tapes and cash. Value: $50. Theft from auto — Park Royal South. Driver’s side lock dam- aged. Vehicle ransacked, nothing stolen. Theft from auto — Park Royal South. Driver’s side rear window smashed. Stolen: purse and con- tents, lady’s Seiko watch, glasses.

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Theft from auto — Gleneagles golf course. Lock and ignition jammed by tool. Stolen: two radar detectors, battery pack for phone, cell phone, CDs. Value: $1,600. Theft from aute — Horseshoe Bay Esso. Ten vehicles parked overnight at Esso were vandalized and/ov entered and stolen froin. Some items recovered.

Theft from auto — 100 Capilano. Removed car emblem from vehicle in underground parking. Value: $150.

Theft from auto — Highway 99 at Sunset. Complainant went hiking, left vehicle on highway. No draft window forced open. Stolen: wallet and contents, clothing and battery. Value: $820.

Theft from auto — 1200-bik. Fulton. Rear passenger no draft window smashed. Glove box ran- sacked. Stolen: nil.

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