Provincial court report

TERRACE — Here are convic-
tions resulting from recent cases
heard in Terrace provincial
court:

Oct, 29

Harvey William Johnson
pleaded guilty to impaired driv-
ing.. Johnson was fined $500
and is prohibited from driving
for one year.

Derek Joseph Bolion pleaded

guilty to sexual assault, Bolton
was sentenced to four months in
jail and given 18 months proba-
tion.

Gordon William Gaspar
pleaded ‘guilty to aggravated
assault. Hé was fined $300, was
ordered to: pay a $45 victim sur-
charge and i is on probation for
one year.

7” Oct. 31

John: Joseph Dignard was
convicted of assault, and was
fined $100,. He was also fined
$100 for failing to comply with
a condition of his release.

Kenneth Edward Dotson was
convicted ‘of assault. He was
fined $200 and was ordered to
pay a’B30 ‘victim surcharge.

Eric. .Thibodeau was con-
victed-on.two counts of break-
ing and entering, Thibodeau
was - sentenced to one year in
jail. a

John Edward McGrath
pleaded guilty to breaking-and-
entering. He was sentenced to
four months in jail.

Nov. 1

Allan John William
Gingerich pleaded guilty to
charges of hit-and-run, im-

paired driving and refusing to
provide a breath sample. Judge
Ed de Walle sentenced
Gingerich to six months plus
seven days in prison and banned
him from driving for one year.

David Gerald Hall was con-

victed of impaired driving. He
was sentenced to three months
in jail, to beserved intermittent-
ly, three months on probation
and a two-year driver’s licence
suspension. He was also con-
victed of narcotics possession,
and was fined $50.
Patrick Roland Villemarie
pleaded guilty: to obstructing an
officer., He was fined $300 and
was ordered to pay a $45 victim

’ surcharge.

Nov. 6

Rodney Peter Clayton plead-
ed guilty to assault causing
bodily harm. Clayton was
sentenced to 30 days in jail and
one year on probation,

Floyd Stevens pleaded guilty
to theft. under $1,000. He was
given a conditional discharge
and was ordered to perform 25
hours of community work ser-
vice,

Lawrence Russell Stephens
pleaded guilty to impaired driv-
ing. Stephens was fined $400,
was ordered to pay a $60 victim
surcharge and is prohibited
from driving for one year.

Nov. 5

Maurice James Jaeger plead-
ed guilty to charges of causing a
disturbance and possession of
stolen property. Jaeger was fin-
ed $350.

Caroline Mae Daniels plead-
ed guilty to impaired driving.
She was fined $300, was ordered
to pay a $45 victim surcharge
and is prohibited from driving
for one year.

Nov. 8

Maureen Esther George was
given a suspended sentenced
and three months probation for
narcotic possession.

Archibald John McCallum
pleaded guilty to narcotic
possession, and was fined $300.

Samantha Jane McGowan
pleaded guilty to leaving the
scene of an accident, McGowan
was fined $100 and ordered to
pay a $15 victim surcharge.

Harjinder Singh Gill was con-
victed of threatening and was
ordered to post a $200 peace
bond,

Noy. 12

David Andrew Forcier plead-
ed guilty to assault, and was fin-
ed $200.

David Gerald Hall pleaded
guilty to assault. He was given a
suspended sentence and one
year probation, with condi-
tions.

Nov. 14

Perry Charles McKay pleaded
guilty to driving with a blood-
alcohol level over the legal limit
of .08. McKay was fined $800,
was ordered to pay a $100 vic-
tim surcharge, and is prohibited
from driving for one year.

Carmen,.John Bangayipleadé., Vudeviny Alfred.\Chief pleaded

ed: ‘guilty © to impairéd: drivng:
-. Bangay was fined $700, was
ordered to pay a $100 victim
surcharge, and received an
automatic driver's licence
suspension. Bangay also plead-
ed guilty to driving with a
blood-alcohol level over the
legal limit of .08 and was fined
$400.
Samantha Jan McGowan
. pleaded guilty to driving with a
. blood-alcohol level over the

“legal limit of .08, McGowan

was fined $450, and was
ordered to pay a $60 victim sur-
charge,

Alan Gingerich pleaded guilty
to. breaking-and-entering.
Gingerich was sentenced to 18
months in prison.

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Chief was fined $300, was
ordered to pay a $44 victim sur-
charge and is prohibited from
driving for one year,

- Sherrie-Lynn Parrish pleaded
guilty to refusing to provide a
breathalyzer sample. Parrish
was fined $1,000, was ordered
to pay. a $100 victim surcharge
and is banned from driving for
one year.

Pierre Norman Desjardins
pleaded guilty to two counts of
assault. Desjardins was given a
suspended sentence, one year on
probation, and was ordered to
perform 10 hours of community
work service,

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Derek Edward Sayer was con-

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impaired’ driving. | .

victed on three counts of im-
paired driving, Judge Ed de
Walle sentenced Sayer to six
months in jail, one year on pro-
bation and prohibited him from
driving for three years,

James Pretulac pleaded guilty
to acharge of mischief, and was
fined $100,

Christopher William Bolton
Pleaded guilty to assault causing
bodily harm and failing to com-
ply with a condition of his
release. He was fined $100,
received a suspended sentence
and one year on probation.

Randall James Rodger plead-
ed guilty to impaired driving.
Rodger was fined $400 and is
prohibited from drivign for one
year.

Nov, 18

Isreal Marshall Draper plead-
ed guilty to theft under $1,000.
Draper was given a suspended
sentence and six months proba-
tion and an order to perform 30
hours of community work ser-
vice.

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Steven Lee Rozsas was con-
victed of mischief, He was fined
$200 and is on probation for six
months.

Terry Gene Boehm was con-
victed on a charge of failing to
comply with a condition of his
release. Boehm was fined $300.

Novy. 20

Walter Shostak pleaded guil-
ty to driving with a blood-
alcohol level over the legal limit
of .08, Shostak was sentenced
to. four months in jail-and is
prohibited from driving for one
year,

Walter Shostak pleaded guil-
ty to driving with a blood-
alcohol level over the legal limit
of .08. Shostak was sentenced
to four months in jail and is
prohibited from driving for one
year.

Nov. 26
Anthony Gill Louie pleaded
guilty to breaching probation
and failing to appear in court.
Louie was fined $200.

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