FORT COQUITLAM POLICING REPORT

ez Traffic Comments

1. The following cre the motor-vehicle accident atatistics
for the month of Aneust 1973.

ATAL ACCIDENTS 0
AX. INTURY ACCIDENTS
PROPERY DAMAGE ACCIDANTS

PFRSCNS KILLED
ERSONS INJURED
CYCLISTS INJURED
FROESTSIANS INTURED

2. The following are the traffic violations statistics
for the month of August 1973,

MOTC2 VEHICLE ACT VIOLATIONS 136 (Radur 55)
CRIMINAL CODE (Treffic) 1
PARKING VIGLATIONS 2 TOTAL 149

GENERAL COMMENTS ON LOCAL CRIMINAL AND DRUG ACTIVITIES:

During the month of August, 13 persons were charged with
various offences under the Narcotic Control and Food and Drugs
Acts. Heroin is available from several sources in the area and
the price has fallen to $75.00 a cap. Several addicts have left
the area during the month as a result of increased enforcenent in
particular locations, however, they show back on occasion.

House breakins remained much the same es for
however, two persons in the Port Coquitlam ares kn
active were apprehen.

last nonth,

wa to be

+ One rather large breakin was also

1 persons were chercged as a result.
regard is continuing. There was a

akins, however, there were no larce

solved in Coquitlam and severa
Purther investigation in this
small increase in business bre
thefts during the month.

Two escepees from Prince Albert Penitentiary, living in
the Coquitlam area, were apprehended and are believed resnonsible
for five bank robberies in Vancouver. There were no serious
crimes in the area during August.

%. YOUNG, S/Insp.
ife Coquitlam Detachment

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