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Police seize heroin

RCMP SEIZED 8.5 grams of pure rock form heroin worth an
estimated $20,000 here Nov. 14.

Police stopped a car at the corner of Hwy16 and Hwy 37 and made
the seizure. The driver had been travelling from Vancouver to Prince
Rupert.

Irving Barton is charged with possession of a narcotic for the pur-
pose of trafficking and is to appear in Terrace court on Dec. 17,

Slashed tires reported

POLICE ARE asking residents to be on the lookout for vandals -

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alter a series of tire-slashing incidents last week. + | # singlear double occupancy * sujet. to Laxes & availability

Anyone with information is asked to call the RCMP at 638-0333 or | coups must te presented . + Mist le consecutive nights
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Drug seizures made
RCMP HAVE arrested two Prince George men after seizing nearly

a pound of marijuana found in their car. — on ee es oe ee ee
Cpl. Rob MacKay said police received a tip and stopped the car cast r SAVE THIS COUPON! |
of Terrace near Usk on Nov. 3. |
The bag of marijuana worth about $9,100 was found in the back | Chris tmas Shop p ing Sp eciaé 1
trunk of the car.
The two men ate to appear in court Dec. 17 on charges of posses- ! TWO *k !
sion of a narcotic for the purpose of trafficking.
RCMP also seized marijuana and LSD from an apartment at the I N IG HTS |
cee ; a | Kalum Gardens Apartments on Nov. 6 revealed about $3,000 worth | FO R plus applicable caxes =f
idea of marijuana an dsome LSD. . { Valid Unel February 28, 1994. |
a Police got a search warrant after receiving information. | =
N eG a ni RCMP said charges are pending against a 31-year-old man for nat- lec ya
cotic possession for the purpose of trafficking. * On Double oe
THE TERRACE Churches Food Bank distributed mare food . : Room ForTwo conoid “<
last week than it ever has before for the month of Naveriber. Car lot vandals strike again | Consecutive a
That's Salvation Army Lieutenant Norm Hamelin bringing in VANDALS SCRATCHED seven vehicles at Thomhill Motors be- 1 Nights - Advance

loaves of bread for distribution. | Reservations Only

tween Nov, 6 and Nov. 8 causing an estimated $1,050 damage,
RCMP said. | I

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Female police officers
here top national stats

THE LOCAL RCMP detachment studied 54 police agencies across One of the three general investi- centage of women officers in Ter- - l ‘ Nigh tly Movies :

far exceeds the national average tHe aay No cities under  gative officers is a woman, there ie exceeds those ofa lot of |

when it comes to the percentage ,000 population were studied. is a female highway patrol of- Simular-size etachments across . . . .

of women on police forces. _ OF those police agencies sur- _fficer, there is a female officer in the province. no Call Toll-Free 1-800-663-6620 For Reservations
There are 10 women among the nk in BC, Walker found a the administrative unit and there 5 kk *; * * : I Phone & Git 5 562-444 |

40 officers attached to the RCMP high percentage of female of is a female officer in charge of tudy author Walker said her M Ar

detachment here, making for an _ ficersat RCMP detachments. crime prevention. study indicates that the percent- | Cons Lg otor I TLL .

average of 25 per cent. Twenty per cent of the officers Inspector Lawrence Yeske, the 4g¢ of women on police forces in- | os Prince George

“And that’s far and away over at the Langley RCMP detachment officer in charge of the Terrace. creases where there are policies
the national median of 7.5 per . are women, followed 19 per cent detachment, said the high per- of employment equity. |
cent, indicates a study released ~ at Burnaby, 18 per cent at Rich- centage of female officers here

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_ two weeks ago. . mond and 17 per cent at Coquit- —_ isn’t planned.
"To me anything above the na- lam, ‘‘We'll take any recruit that
tional average is good. The ~ Only 10 percentof Vancouver comes out, no problem. It's

RCMP are really trying to deal. ity police officersare women. ~~ worked out very well,” he said. 4!
very positively by realizing that**'-*The* local” detachment has 40°~- -:c4+(Remale“officers) have been’a
women do have a place in polic- members taking in city and dis- —_ great asset in dealing with victims
-ing,’’ said study ‘author Gail trict general duty officers, admin- “Of violent crime such as sexual.

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A Ye istrative positions, the highway - assault or spousal assault who are
Her report, called the ‘Status of patrol, general investigative ser- primarily women,” Yeske added. |
Women in Canadian Policing’, vices and identification services. He said the numbers and'per- |
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