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‘A Terrace resident was

ordered to pay a stiff fine

after he was found guilty
on a charge of driving
with a blood alcohol
content over the legal. .

limit, when he appeared’.» Collins
for. trial before Judge-™
-Darrall | Collins visdn'

Terrace provincial court
Monday

Robert David’ Komm,
21, was given a $750 fine
or ordered to spend 680

-days in jail in default of

payment. Before sen-
tence was passed, Crown

- counsel Tom Bishop told

‘the court Komm had two
earlier convictions of
dangerous driving and:
one previous conviction
of impaired driving, all
dating from September,

"During the trial, RCMP

".@onstable Len Nolan
‘testified the charges were

the result of an incident
March 31, when Nolan.

. was called to the scene of

an accident on Kalum
Lake Drive. Nolan said at
that time,...Komm — ad-
mitted to driving a
Chrysler New Yorker,
which had its. wheels in
the ditch and was

meeting tafe, the

court Komm initially

-stated he was drinking.

after the accident, but
‘later changed his story.
found Komm
not. guilty on snother
charge ‘of impaired 0
“driving, and’ said the
crown had not proven its
case,

In other cases before
the court, Winnifred:
Margaret Dennis was
found not gullty on six
charges of forgery.

Collins .-ruled: a
statement given by
Dennis to a police officer
in connection with the

charges was not ad-—

missable as evidence.

“Phere is ingufficient Otlginated in Hi

evidence to support. the
Crown’s case on all

charges and accordingly
I find you not. guilty.”

ruling the statement
inadmissable, O'Bri

Terry James O'Brian
pleaded guilty to charges
of impaired vig and
pobll plac betore Ju Judge
public place before )
Collins.

The court wad told by.

Crown Counsel ‘Bishop
the impaired driving
charge was. the result on
an incident July 6, after a
truck driven. by O'Brian
was high ‘speeds by noltee
r) ce
otheeee Solin’ olencd
O'Brian to pay a $250 fine
or spend 21 days in jail.
'. Bishop told the court
“the charge of consuming
liquor in a public place
Gated from Jan. 28. On
that charge, O'Brian was
ordered to pay a $50 fine.
Donoved i Charles
Roper pleaded guilty to a
charge of driving while
Bishop
charges,

said ‘the
which

, BC.,
followed an inci t June
9 when police pulled over

acar Roper was driving.

Bishop said at that time —
Collins told Dennis after Roper

produced a valid
‘license although his
license had
suspended for three
months on April 3, The
court was later told
Roper made an ap-
lication for a new
cense while still under

suspension.

been -

TERRACE COURT

“That seems to be a
considerable loophole in
the administrative
machinery.’ Collins
commented before fining
japan Seoeie” 10 days in

in default
an
plea ty toa
charge of driving with a
blood alcohol content
over the legal limit.

Crown counsel said the
charges were laid after
an incident July 6, when
police officers saw the
car Pritchard was
driving go through a
flashing red light at
Kalum _ Street
Lakelse Avenue shortly
after 2 a.m. -

“I didn't really run the

light, but I didn't st
elther,”’ Pritchard told
Collins.

Collins
chard to pay a $150 fine or

Brant Arnold-Smith
was found not guilty on a
charge of driving an
over weigh t vehicle when

he appeared for
before Collins.

Raymond McRae,

ordered Prit-
10 daya in in.
perc! ave. im dell

driven
by Arnold-Smith . was
Dearly 14,000 kil

" when it was
weighed at the pcales on
June 19,

Jchn Kustas, branch |

manager of Lindsay’s

Cartage, told the court he
had. received assurances
from a‘ customer that a
rock-crusher Arnoald-

Smith was tohaul was not

overweight before he was
dispatched. Kustas also
testified the only way a
driver could tell if a load
was overweight before
reaching the scales was if
he was driving on an
uphill grade, and Kustas

stated Amold-Smith was

strict’ liability” *
stated the circumstances
‘in the case were unusual

‘before finding Arnold-

Smith not guilty. -
Ronald

George Begg
Piereed itv
impaired driving.

Residents face impaired charges -

Richard Allen
Schulmeister, of
Terrace, faces charges of
impaired driving, driving
with a blood alcohol
content over the legal
limit, and. driving while

* under suspension.

Gary Frank Benson, of
‘Kitwanga, faces charges
of impaired driving,
driving with a blood
alcohol content over the
legal limit, and driving
while under suspension,
after a minor traffic
accident occurred

Sunday.
Also ‘scheduled to
in court, Roger
William Pilon, 40, of
vee faces charges,

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aleohol content over the ,
1 ‘limit.

’ Police said a report .

was received of an
unknown male breaking
-windows at E.T. Kenney
School Saturday. Police
rve still investigating.

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Police ‘are also still
investigating an incident
after a vehicle was towed
out of a ditch near. the

Rainbow Motel ‘on High- ©

way 16 west. RCMP sald

Sunday, police said at
least four vehicles parked
near Kalum Street were
moig to A ai items

an ce are
still investigating. Two

Memorial hospital was.
reported damaged and
police said they are still
investigating,

A house at 5218
Ackroyd -Road was

received from a resident

Stiff sentences given for impaired driving |

of South Eby street about |

prowlers, but

obtained and no suspects
were found.’

the driver was gone when other vehicles parked on reported broken into.
they arrived on thé scene. Kenworth Road werealso Tools, liquor, and pills: Police report ‘they
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The court was told the “had his driver’s license
since the incident and
said he thought his
driving privileges were
suspended since he was
first stopped.
Collins stated he would
inform the Superin-
tendent of Motor vehicles

that Begg had not beén is
driving since May. sb
pay a $250 fine, or srend
a @, or spen
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