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Crime in Terrace

Inspector
Larry Yeske:
General lack

of respect

for the law.

This is the first of a series of
three articles on crime in the
greater Terrace area, based on
an address to the Terrace and
District Chamber of Commerce
by Insp. Larry Yeske, officer-in-
charge of the Terrace RCMP
detachment, and interviews with
Insp. Yeske by Terrace Review
reporter Tod Strachan.

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There are a number of needless
criminal offenses committed in
the Terrace area each year, and
they cost everyone moncy. These
offenses are labelled vandalism
or wilful damage. But as RCMP
inspector Larry Yeske pointed
out during a Chamber of Com-
merce luncheon last week, there
are things that any community
with enough motivation can do

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to stop vandals and thieves.

The purpose of Yeske’s
address was to identify the van-
dalism problem, to understand
its cause, and to explore a few
solutions. But as Yeske pointed
out, the problem is much bigger
than just vandalism. There are
also crimes like break and enter,
theft and shoplifting that ulti-
mately drive up the cost of in-
surance and the price on retail
goods, And there is the problem
of our poor driving habits that
has caused ICBC to announce
another dramatic hike in insur-
ance premiums.

Why is this happening?
According to Yeske, it arises
from a general lack of respect
for the law. "There’s a real ’me
first? attitude,” says Yeske.
"People just don’t care about
their fellow man." This attitude
is a serious problem in B.C.: we
have a crime rate per 1,000
population, says Yeske, that is
higher than the national average
and higher than any other prov-
ince in Canada.

Labour relations problems are
worse here than in any other

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