Wednesday, August 10, 1988

-A trio of police officers lost
their shirts in a late night tussle
with an apparently intoxicated

Sidney. teenager, provincial ty near Durrance Lake at 11:45. were approached by Sverdrup. ped the three to four shirts
court Judge J.M. Hubbard p.m. June 3. At the site police Sverdrup attempted to pull claimed in the police report. see the NO INTEREST, NO DOWN
heard Thursday. found about 60 young people her friend away from police “7 just didn’t like him (the

Jennifer Sverdrup, 18, plead-
ed guilty to obstructing a police
officer.

Reading from a police report,
Crown counsel Ken Kardish
said police attended a noisy par-

gathered around a_ bonfire
drinking alcohol.
The group was. ordered to

BREAK-IN
A residence on Eagle Way in
North Saanich was broken into
and a cassette stereo was stolen
about 9 p.m. Aug. 2.
Sidney RCMP believe entry
‘ was made through an unsecured
window. The investigation con-
tinues.

NOISY PARTIES
During the past week Sidney
RCMP responded to several
complaints of noisy parties in
Sidney and North Saanich.
Many of the gatherings in-
volved youths consuming liquor
in a public place.
Police are strictly enforcing
‘Jaws set out in the Liquor Con-
trol and Licencing Act and have
been handing out $50 fines to
minors in possession of liquor
and $100 fines for consuming li-
- quor in a public place.

LOST BANK DRAFT
A resident of Victoria
‘reported to Sidney RCMP that
he lost a Bank of Montreal bank

draft in the amount of 5,600. 25:26. ; . — TRADITIONAL — Seiereraar nen
Eitish: pounds ($11,400 Cdn.) The. thieves gained entry to - — MEMORIAL | ANNE DALGLIESH
somewhere on-Beacon Avenue the service station through a. f. — DIRECT CREMATION TOP PRODUCER
during the afternoon of Aug. 4. rear window. Sidney RCMP are | _ FULL. . as = - : ,
If anyone has found the bank 8 PRE- ARRANGEMEN . aa ; mo,
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A. Victoria. resident reports Road overnight July 25-26. 1803 QU ADRA STREET Heather or Edythe. =
losing a seven-foot white» Sidney RCMP. believe the "VICTORIA -

towed ; ‘behind a’ sailboat “from’

ing the afternoon of Aug. 1..
SOFT DRINK. SMACKS

~on-Resthaven Drive, north of.
“Beacon: :Avenue;. 2

7 “p.m. Aug. 3.
..- A Sidney resident apparently ;
hit an oncoming . vehicle while. ~ -

pulling away from a parked

: “position and trying to rescue a

~ falling soft drink.

‘She’ was charged with failing
‘to confine her vehicle to the
‘right lane by Sidney RCMP.
‘Total

the mishap.
~~ IMPAIRED
A 26-year-old. Esquimalt

paired driving, refusing 10 pro-
vide a breath sample and having
no driver's licence after her.car
left the road and. entered the
ditch.about 9 p.m. Aug. 2,

to the vehicle was. minimal and
the driver suffered no. injuries

block McTavish Road.
DRINKING AT LAKE
Sidney. RCMP report

wooden: dinghy: that was being.

Canoe Cove to Sidney Spit dur-

ee A ‘Spilling soft. drink..was the
~~ cause for a two- -vehicle accident - »

about ,9: 30... a

estimated . damage is
$1,400. No one was injured in

woman was charged with .im-

Sidney RCMP report damage »
after the accident in the 2200--—

they
have received NUMerOaUs COM ¢

ty residents.

It’s illegal to consume alcohol
in.a public place. Violators pay
a $100 fine.

FENCE BROKEN

A portion of a fence between
the. 7-Eleven Store. and the
Emerald Isle Inn was broken
down sometime during the night
of July 23-24,

Damage is estimated at $500
and Sidney RCMP said they are
interested in talking to anyone
who witnessed the incident.

VANDALISM
Agriculture Canada reported
$300 in damages resulting from .
someone slashing screens in a
screen house overnight July 22-

23.
About 10 screens were slash-
ed with a sharp instrument.

CHEVRON B&E
Clair. Downey’s Chevron ser-
vice station was broken into and
about $700 worth of merchan-
dise was stolen overnight July

“About $16. worth. of soft
drinks were stolen from Gur-

thieves did not get inside the
building, but broke a window

: merchandise.

and: reached inside tO; steal | the,

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lice lose shirts in tussle with teen

disperse -and police were in-
vestigating a liquor offence in-
volving a young male when they

and, despite repeated warnings,
verbally abused the officers.

She was arrested and a scuffle
followed, during which Sver-
drup kicked at police and tore
two Officers’ shirts.

Once placed in the back of
the police cruiser, she pounded
on the window with a beer bot-
tle and drank a bottle of cider in
the police car. Police removed
both bottles, Kardish reported.

Upon arriving at the police
station, Sverdrup. refused to
leave the police car. During the
ensuing struggle she ripped
another officer’s shirt, tearing
off all the buttons.

She was held overnight in a
cell:

In addition to any. other
‘penalty, Kardish requested $25
restitution to pay for two of the
shirts. a

Sverdrup said she had not

- been as violent as stated in the

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police report. Pointing out she
was only being charged for two
shirts, she said she had not rip-

police officer),’’ she said.

She told the judge she was
working and hoped tq return to
school in September.

Noting that Sverdrup does
not have a criminal record,
Judge Hubbard ordered a writ-
ten pre-sentence report. He said
he did not necessarily want to
give Sverdrup a criminal record.

The case was adjourned to
Sept. 1 for sentencing.

“HEATHER WATT

in congratulating Anne Dalgliesh for achieving the position of top producer for Ju-_
ly. We are also proud to congratulate Heather Watt and Edythe Barrie for their

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