G_ ACTIVITIES:

During the monch of December, 19 persons were charged with
various »2ffences under the Narcotic Control and Food & Drugs Acts.
There secms to still be a gocd supply of ali drugs, particularly
soft drugs, and HDA ranks high on the preference priority.

To combat the burglary problem, during the month of
December a special eicght-man squad was formed to deal with thefts from
underground parking lots and B. & i's, Their efforts were successful
in that several persons were charged with these thefts and at least
eleven persons were charged with breaking and entering offences.

There were two offences which took place in the Port
Coquitlam area involving robberies wherein violence was used. Both
of these we believe to have beon arug related, and in one instance a
suspect has been arrested.

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PORT COQUITLAM POLICING REPORT

Re: Traffic Comments

1. The following are the motor-vehicle accident
statistics for the month of December 1973.

FATAL ACCIDENTS 8]
PERSONAL INJURY ACCIDENTS 6
PROPERTY DAMAGE ACCIDENTS Ze. «TOTAL 33

PERSONS KILLED

PERSONS INJURED 8
CYCLISTS INJURED
PEDESTRIANS INJURED 2

2. Tie following are the traffic violation
statistics for the month of December 1973.

MOTOR VEHICLE ACT VIOLATIONS 220 (Radar 104)
T Me Sal 1
CRIMINAL CODE (Traffic) 22 TOTAL 251

PARKING VIOLATIONS 9