Page A10 — Terrace Standard, Wednesday, October: 30, 1991

Gunman charged after. standoff
TERRACE — A gunman who held police: ‘at bay for more
than an hour during an armed standoff in a north Kalum St.
trailer court last week faces.a series of weapons charges.

Daniel Douglas Hong-Ross, 28, of Terrace, is charged with

theft ‘and. Possession of siolen property, careless ‘use of a
firearm, possession. of a Weapon dangerous to the public, and
‘use of a firearm during the commission of an’ ‘offence. ;

RCMP said officers. were called to a trailer: at 22-3614
‘Kalum St. at?! 15 a. m. Oct. 23 after reports of a shot being
fired theres? 20°...

Police successfully arrested the gunman after more than an
hour. Hong-Ross is in eystody and RCMP’ indicated more .
"charges: could be'pending.” °

The loaded shotgun the suspect was 5 armed with was .the
same weapon stolen from a vehicle at : the Terrace Inn a few
hours earlier, police said. iz *

Several vehiclés were broken into at the hotel that night,
and during the break-ins, a. shotgun and a quantity of am-
munition was stolen, RCMP’ ‘said,

Nobody was injured during the incident, Cpl. Garry Moritz
said alcohol was’a factor. :

Hong-Ross made a first appearance in Terrace provincial
court Thursday, A preliminary hearing has been set for Dec.
9,

Charges laid in motorbike thefts

Two 13-year-old Terrace boys face charges of theft and
possession of stolen property after RCMP. officers spotted the
pair riding motorbikes at 3 a.m. Oct. 20.

They had been-driving along Kalum.Lake Drive and when
police checked them, officers discovered the pair had stolen
the bikes about an hour earlier in the south Terrace area.

When contacted by police, the owners of the motorbikes —
valued at $2,000 — were not aware they had been stolen.

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RCMP OFFICERS seized more than 500 pounds of marijuana when
they raided a one-acre pot plantation in the Resswood area last
week, A hunter who stumbled across the remote growing area tips
ped off police,

Hunter. uncovers.
pot plantation -

TERRACE — The police don’t
always get their man,. but. they

Guns often insecure, police say

RCMP are investigating several incidents of gun thefts from
vehicles over the past few weeks.
Most of the stolen firearms were displayed in the back win-
- dows of pickup trucks. »

raid. :
“About two-thirds of-it was

_ their vehicles are secure when parked. Cars should be parked
in well-lit areas and valuables should be kept out of public

Terrace RCMP remind all hunters and motorists to ensure ~

can at least get his plants.
Terrace RCMP officers — ac-

ting on a tip from a local hunter

— last week seized nearly. 600

gone by the time we got there,’’
he said. “It all disappeared
sometime in the last 48 hours.’’

He said it's unusual that.

view. Hunters are reminded to not display their firearms in
unattended vehicles. : ;

Sidewalk. cyclist struck by car.

Acyclist was injured here last week when struck by a car on
Kalum Street. :

The cyclist —- who received minor injuries - — was taken to
Mills Memorial Hospital, treated and released.

The incident happened at 2:35 a.m. Oct. 20 near Clark
Ave. Police said the cyclist left the sidewalk and rode out in RCMP are still trying to. seter
ii front.of thé: northbound :1989 Subaru; operated by a New |) mige, who, ran,.the nee nk iz
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_. Had the cyclist been abiding by the rules of the Motor Vehi- It ‘appears that” the *
“Scle-Acct; as they apply to cycling,’ the Accident wouldn’t: have: |: -owers got away with most raf 1
happened, police said. their crop, however.

* The Subaru sustained $1,500 damage. =... Woodhouse estimates there ;
were well over 1,500 plants at-

the site, most of which were
4 harvested. just before the police:

marijuana is left growing this
late in the season,

Cpl. Garry Moritz said the
growing area was accessible on-
ly by boat or 4-wheel-drive.

“They were well organized
and well established,’’ he said.
“This had been going on for a
fairly long time.’?

Also on the site — which was
about 200;metres, long by LOD
, metres yide,— 7A Was p L entensive
hydroponic irrigation system.

We. haven’t ‘seized: any. of
the plumbing yet,’* Moritz add-
‘ed. “There's miles of it.” |

Seized . marijuana. is
measured, . photographed for
evidence, and then n destroyed.

marijuana plants from two to
six feet high in a remote: area
near Rosswood. 5 |.
About 500 pounds of mari-
juana — worth $20,000 to
$30,000 ‘on ‘the street — was
taken in the Oct. 21 raid, Cpl.
Don Woodhouse said.
Nobody's been charged, but

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TERRACE — Here a are convic-
tions resulting, from recent cases

heard in Terrace ‘Provincial.
; + sentenced “to six months -in

"prison anid. is prohibited from .

court:

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James - "Sylvester “ ‘Candelora:
was convicted of « vagsault. ‘He
. pleaded guilty to impaired driv-

was fined $150.

Eugene Hector Moore plead- ;

ed guilty to: impaired driving.
Moore was’ fined $700 and is
prohibited from driving for: one
year,

July 12

Duane George Kurik pleaded
guilty to assault. Kurik was fin-
ed $150, “

‘Lucas Daniel Moroz pleaded
guilty to theft under. 31, 000, and
was fined. $150...

, “Suly 1

‘Alfred: George Bail “was COn- |
victed of threatening. Ball was’

- Cyril Archibald Hallett was
convicted on a.charge of im-
paired «driving. Hallett was

driving for, three-years. .
‘Michael: Douglas: Smith

ing. Smith was fined $400 and is
prohibited from » driving for one
year.

"aly 19.

Jean Martin Dumont pleaded

guilty to possession of a nar-

cotic and possession of: a

restricted drug. He was fined
$150.

July 22

— Cour Revort—

~ Raymond George Lefebvre |

was convicted of assault. Lefeb-
vre was given &@ suspended
sentence and six months on Pro-

pay a $50 victim surcharge.
* 7 July 23. :
~ Mary-Ann ‘Azak pleaded guil-

‘ty to impaired driving and leav-

ing. the scene of an accident.

-Azak was fined $600 and is pro-
hibited from : ‘driving for one

year
Ronald Willis ‘Jackéon plead-

ed. guilty to® assault causing
bodily harm. Jackson was given

“ -® Suspended séntence and six
“months probation. |

Darrel Marvin Albert pleaded
guilty to assault. -
‘sentenced to 30 days in jail and
five months probation,

July 25

“Mark Donald Crompton was i

convicted of driving with a

‘blgod-aleohiol level ‘over the |
‘legal limit of .08, He was fined

$350 and is prohjbited from

; driving, ‘for one year.

July 26...
‘Douglas Wayne Evans plead-
ed guilty to mischief. He receiv-
ed’ a suspended. sentence, six

months probation.and an order .

to pay.$267 restitution.
Daryl Steven Sawatzky plead- .
ed guilty to theft: under $1,000.

. He was given: three months pro-
bation. :
He was.

July 29

“Kenneth Wycliffe. Cooper
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