PORT COQUITLAM POLICING REPORT

Re: Traffic Comments
lL. ; The following are the motor-vehicle accident
statistics for the month of May 1974.

FATAL ACCIDENTS
PERSONAL INJURY ACCIDENTS
PROPERTY DAMAGE ACCIDENTS

PERSONS KILLED

PERSONS INJURED 8
CYCLISTS INJURED i
PEDESTRIANS INJURED 3

2 _ The following are the traffic violation
statistics for th: month of May 1974.

MOTOR VEHICLE ACT VIOLATIONS - 201
CRIMINAL CODE (Traffic) 31
PARKING VIOLATIONS 14

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GENERAL COMMENTS OR LOCAL CRIMINAL AND DRUG ACTIVITIES

During the month of May, 1974, a total of twenty-two
persons were charged with offences under the Narcotic Control
and Food & Drugs Acts. No large quantities of drugs were
involved. Intelligence received towards the end of May indicates
that Heroin at the present time is not readily available in
either the Coquitlam or Port Coquitlam area. Persons using
Heroin are therefore required te frequent other areas to obtain
this drug. It is doubtful if this situation will remain this
way for any length of time.

The only major crime during the month of May was a
robbery with violence which occurred in the Coquitlam area on
the 30 MAY. The victim, a young male delivering Chinese food,
was rohbed of the monies he was carrying on his person. An adult
male is presently before the Courts for this offence.

As in past months thefts from automobiles continue to
be a problem,

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