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POLICING REPORT FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY 19 81
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TO THE MAYOR OF port COQUITLAM ;

Attached is the monthly report from the Co-Ordinator of
Community Resources,

At the beginning of January we implemented a Burglary Section,

to combat the rising problem of Breaking & Entering. This
Section is made up of 4 police members, one from each of
‘the 3 zones and one from our Detective Branch.

There were two robberies in January, one at Kern's Esso

On January 9th and an attempted robbery at the Golden Ears
Hotel on January 15th. The culprits were apprehended
immediately after the Golden Ears Horel offence, the Kern's

offence is still under investigation but likely will be
solved,

On Jan. 26th the body of Robert Ross JOHNSON of Richmond
was found in the Mary Hill gravel pit. He had been shot
Several times in what appears to be a drug related murder,
Several suspects have surfaced and the case is under
intensive investigation.

The C.U.P.E. strike that commenced 23 January 1981 in Port
Cecuitiam and on 30 January 1981 in Coquitlam District, has
necessitated us utilizing several police personnel for radio
room, complaint taking and Clerical duties. This will have
an effect on our response time during peak periods, because
of fewer members on the road to respond to calis.

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members taking holid

During January, 10 charges were laid under the municipal by-

saw and the Motor Vehicle Act in relation to illegal truck
Parking in Port Cocguitlam,

There were 58 school lectures given during the month in
Port Coquitlam.

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G.J. Davis, Inspector
O1/c Coquitlam Detachment

MONTHLY REPORT FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY 1991

The month of January has been a very busy one for me. Much
time has been spent involved with families and individuals

_ (mainly juveniles) who are a Part of certain situations that are

causing a great deal of strife for them at the moment. This seems
to be so typical of this time of year, I do hope that my involve-
ment with these people and in turn, my referrals to other helpful
agencies may mean that these people do net get into any serious
trouble with the law.

January seems to be a month for threatening suicides and suicide
attempts. The weather, Christmas, family and personal situations,
employment, etc., are all a Part cf the reason why this occurs at
this time of year. I have been involved with several incidents
of this nature in this month.

me and ask for assista
their families,

Even when I come in to work on Priday and Saturday evenings I
am spending more and more time doing follow-up or interviews
or counselling and this is good. There is a need. Members are
most cooperative and I am feeling a real part of the tean.

Qasges. Boots

Robert W. SLOCOMBE
Community Resource Co-Ordinator .
Intervention Counsellor RWS/dl

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