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A 36-year-old former Mon-

, treal resident who became ag-
« gravated by police demands for
- a breath sample was fined $750

in provincial court Sept. 17.

Paul Davies, now living in
Sidney, pled guilty before Judge
J. Michael Hubbard to charges

2 of impaired driving and refus-

ing to provide a breath sample.
Police observed Davies’ 1978

- Dodge van swerving on the Pat

Bay Highway at Island View
Road, around midnight March
20. The Saanich department

- had been contacted by a citizen

ar ad

| Suspects
released
atter court

‘bail hearings

A 48-year-old Sidney man

© facing drug charges along with
- seven other persons was releas-
; ed on bail in Vancouver provin-

cial court Sept. 18.

John Rytter of North Saanich

* is one of nine persons charged
© with possession of marijuana
.. for the pupose of trafficking,

-} and three others charged with

* conspiracy to traffic.

A 12 persons

Charges were laid against the
involved after

« RCMP. seized eight tonnes of
i high-grade. marijuana from .a
« fishboat and trucks in Delta

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Sept. 14. Investigators found $3
million in cash in a downtown
Vancouver hotel room while ar-
resting. suspects, a police

‘spokesman stated.

; Remanded to Oct. 2 to fix a .
» date for prelimimary hearing

were Rytter; James Duval, 45,
and Dallas Williams, 44, of Vic-
toria; Robert. Light, 46,.of the
U.S.; Eric-Veale, 41, of Delta;

.. Bruce Harold Van Skiver, 35,
2». Of Burnaby; Adrian: Swanton,
- . 41,.of North Vancouver.

Co-aécused John Denbigh, 47

of London; England, .. and

oo oe Wills and’ Robert Allan,

al —  all- charged ”
woe Siiih conspiracy to traffic — are.

~., adjourned to Oct. 2
‘will appear for bail hearing.

-. Bradley Alexander, 47, of the
.- U.S, is remanded in custody to.
“Sept: 25 for bail hearing: Ralph
~-Hull, 5', of Duncan-and owner -
‘of the’ boat was released on bail:

‘ofthe: U.S:

Sept. 16.

RCMP had earlier stated the.

marijuana owas possibly from

: Southeast: Asia-—- Thailand —

and likely entered Canada off

the West Coast of Vancouver

Island.

littler than an
elephant

but this ach performs before more than
95,000 people. ‘all a nlay 656-1151.

when they.

September 23, 1987

who suspected the driver was
impaired.

The silver van was operated
in an “erratic manner,’’ and
Struck the highway median,

ENQUIRY DATE SET
= A 20-year-old Saanich man will appear in Victoria provin-
=: cial court Jan. 26, 1988, for-preliminary hearing.
= Darren John Patrick of 5807 Wallace Drive appeared in
11 on charges of sexual assault. causing bodily

= court Sept.
harm and gross indecency.

THE REVIEW 9781-2nd St.

Crown prosecutor Derek Lister
told the court.

However, when asked to pro-
vide a breath sample Davies
placed his: tongue over the

The first set of charges against. Patrick were stayed, said a =

= court clerk, but were subsequently re-stated.

Patrick was charged by Saanich police in relation to ol- &
“h fences alleged to have occurred Aug. 13 in the municipality. =
= He was later released by police on an undertaking to appear.

Island accountant fined $1,600

A Saltspring Island chartered accountant was fined $1,600

= in Ganges provincial court Sept.
= to file tax returns for himself and his companies.

15, on eight counts of failing

t: . Ross McKinnon was handed the minimum fine of $200 on
=: each count, after a request from Crown prosecutor Jennifer
<: Power-Dixon. McKinnon pled guilty to the charges.

1984, 1985 and 1986.

=: spokesman Dan McGrath said.

The Saltspring Island accountant failed to file personal tax
eturns in 1983, 1984 and 1985; failed to file returns for his | =
sorporation Mac Data Ltd. in 1984 and 1985; and failed to =
ile returns for his corporation Michael Management Ltd. in

’A compliance order had been issued in .1986, and all but — &
one tax return was filed, Revenue Canada public affairs

5 McGrath added there are currently 30 other cases ongoing 3
= in.the Greater Victoria area, of persons charged for failing Lo. |

# file tax returns.

i toa lengthy prison term.

Michael Hubbard.

BUY & SELL

Saturday Sept. 26

Milton Gill in attendance.

Alcohol level exceeded limit

A 26-year-old Sidney man was convicted i in provincial court z af
Sept. 17 of driving over .08, the legal blood-alcohol limit. ‘
John Nicholson was fined $450 for the offence, by Judge J.

z Nicholson had intitially enter pleas of not guilly to charges
* of driving while impaired and driving over .08.

Probation ordered for youth

A 14-year-old Sidney youth received a six-month probation ©:
term in provincial court Sept. 17, after he pled: guilty to. LWo a
counts of breaking and entering. m
: Judge J. Michael Hubbard issued a stern warning to the’ Ba
= youth that multiple breaking and entering.offences could lead &

x .The. Parkland. Secondary School: student .was found by
=. police. March 30 witha blue nylon bag. containing bottles of
vodka and shooting sherry, and a VHS movie.

‘A-second. youth .was involved. in: the offences, which. oc-
curred. on: the. same: day in the Whidby Lane vicinity, court:
heard. The stolen items were subsequently returned. :
». Judge Hubbard also ordered the youth to receive ‘counsell-
ing as prescribed by-a probation officer; attend school; and
perform 50:hours of community service work.

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lan objected to breath sample demands

mouthpiece of the breathalyzer

equipment.

“Fl... you, you do it,*’ he
told the police constable. Davies
had earlier told police he is ‘‘a
good friend’’ of members of the
Saanich . department, court
heard.

The Crown prosecutor stayed
an assault charge . against
Davies, after he pled guilty to
the drunk driving charges.

Defence counsel Mayland

McKimm told the court Davies

was at a party in Victoria, and

received a phone call that his

father had fallen ill.

‘He had no intention to
drive,’’ McKinmm told -Hub-
bard. ‘*(But) he admits he had
too much to drink.”’

McKimm said Davies took
issue - with “Crown — evidence
Stating he struck the highway
median. ‘‘He doesn't recall his
driving was as atrocious as in-
dicated,’’ McKimm said.

The defence . counsel ‘said
Davies uses his van for work as
a landscaper, and asked for a
three-month driving prohibi-
tion. «

Hubbard. however, ordered a
six-month driving prohibition,

and fined Davies. 3450 on the

impaired charge and $300 for
failing to provide a breath sam-
ple.

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