GENERAL COMMENTS ON LOCAL CRIMINAL AND DRUG CONDITIONS:

During the month of November, there was one armed robhery
conmitted at Jerry’s Market in Coquitlam, and another atteapted
robbery when a young man accosted a woman outside the Coquitlam
Sports Centre and demanded she drop her purse. During the month two
separate groups of juveniles and adults were arrested in connection
with approximately 43 house burglaries. The drug situation remaing
relatively unchanged. During the month we were successful in charg-
ing five people with offences under the Narcotic Control Act and one
under the Food & Drug Act. There were two overdoses during the
month, one ve believe to be attributed to heroin, the other ordinary
aspirins.

; There seems to be an abundance of all soft drugs, priaarily
HDA, hashish and marihuana, and in addition to the araas. being con-
centrated on, others appear to be the Port Coquitlam Shopping Centre
and the area around the Wild buck Inn, Insofar aa the Wiid Suck Inn
is concerned, some concentrated action waa taken in thie regard ovez
the weekend of the 1 DEC 72 and this will be covered in the ensuing
report for that month.

Generally speaking, the month of November was relatively
quiet, although house burglaries still persist and popular itess taken
appear to be televisions, stereos, small] household appliances, jewelry,
etc. :

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PORE COQUTTLEN FOLICING REPORT?

SE: TRAFFIC COMMENTS

1. The Solioving are the moicrwebicle accidect
statiatics for the month of Novesber, 1972:

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The following are the treffie violatica
atatietics for the nenth of Noveaber, 15972:

MOTOR VEXICLE ACT VIOLLTICHS 13 (RADAE ~ 97)
CRIMINAL CODE (TRAFFIC) 39
PARKING VIOLATIONS 5 TOuLs: 159