Court Report

HERE ARE convictions result- ing from recent cases heard in Terrace provincial court:

July 15 Irma Dora Carlick pleaded guilty to driving with a blood- alcohol level over the legal limit of 0.08. Carlick was fined $500 and is prohibited from

driving for one year.

/ July 19 Florence Mary Fowler was convicted of impaired driving, obstructing a peace officer, theft under $1,000, three counts of failing to appear in

court.

Solomon ‘Victor Marsden pleaded guilty to impaired driving. He was fined $500 and is prohibited from delving for one year.

Deborah Joy Wilson was convicted of _ theft under 31,000. He was given a suspended sentence and six months on probation.

Terry Lloyd Merriam was convicted of two counts of thefl under $1,000. He was sentenced to cight months in prison.

July 22

Terry Alden Dixon pleaded guilty to mischief causing Icss than $1,000 damage. He was fined $300.

Shawn Wesley Schreiner

pleaded guilty to impaired.

driving. He was fined $400 and is prohibited from driving for one year.

Shane Robert Zicgler pleaded guilly to impaired driving. He was fined $500 and is prohibited from driving for one year.

Raymond Wilson pleaded ; guilly to two, counts of failing to appear in court, and one count of breach of probation. He was fined $300.

July 26 Theodore Yeomans pleaded

guilty to possession of stolen.

properly, obstructing a peace officer, impaired driving, and escaping lawful custedy. Judge P.R. Lawrence . sentenced Yeomans to one year in prison and fined him $500. Yeomans is also prohibited from driving for one year. July 26 -—- Dease Lake

George Alfed Bail pleaded guilty to assault causing bodily harm. He was fined $1,500 and is on probation for three years. He is also to pay a $225 vic- tims surcharge. ’ Monty Clinton Blackburn pleaded guilty to a Liquor Control Act violation, and was fined $500. - Terry Allan Blackbum pleaded guilty ta mischief causing less than $1,000 damage. He was fined $100.

Raymond Henyu was con- victed of refusing to provide a ‘breathalyzer sample and dis- qualified driving. He was sentenced to ‘hrce months in prison — to be served inter- mittently — and was fined $500. He is prohibited from driving for three years.

Randy Jim Ferguson pleaded guilty to driving with a bload- alcohol Icvel over the legal

limit of 0.08. He was fined’

$750 and is prohibited from _ driving for one year. . July 28 Gary Todd Carricre was con- ' victed of breach of probation. ' He was sentenced to 30 days in jail. : David Schutz pleaded guilty ; to assault. He was fined $350. Peter John Mahowich : pleaded guilty to driving wilh a , blocd-alcohal level over the ‘legal limit of 0,08. He was ;fined $500 and is prohibited : from driving for one year. Antonio Santos pleaded ‘guilly to narcotic possession. ' Santos was fined $200. ' Donatd Dillabough pleaded | guilty to two counts of assault. : Dillabough was given a ‘suspended sentence and 18 ‘ months on probation, i July 29 | Alfred Norman DeLorme i pleaded guilty to impaired driving. He was fined $750 ; and is prohibited from driving : for one year. | Paul Jean Gordon Gosselin ; Was convicted of two counts of | sexual assault and one count of ' failing ta comply with a condi- | tion of a recognizance, Judge | P.R. Lawrence sentenced Gos- { selin to three years in prison.

. criminal negligence causing bodi- Eight-year-old Adrienne Wil-

The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, Septamber 28, 1994 - A13

Drunk driver gets 18 months

A KITIMAT drunk driver has Kitamaat Village when he met been sentenced to 18.months in another vehicle coming around a prison. blind corner,

Paul Duncan Grisdale- He swerved across the road Verschoore, 35, was sentenced three times before the vehicle left Sept. 12 on charges of impaired — the road and dropped 10 [ect into driving causing bodily harm and an icy pond, court was told,

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ly harm in connection with anac- liams was thrown from the cident on Feb, 25, 1993. . vehicle into the frigid waters. —

Supreme Court Justice J.S. She was rescued and resus- Sigurdson also banned Grisdale- _citated by passers-by. The girl has Verschoore from driving for since recovered from her injuries. seven years. Accident reconstruction experts

Grisdale-Verschoore had 4 testified Grisdale-Verschoore’s blood-alcohol content more than car had to be travelling atleast 71 three times the legal limit when kilometres per hour — in a 50 he crashed his car and nearly kilometre per hour zone — at the killed an cight-year-old girl. time of the accident. Witnesses

He was driving on the wrong estimated the speed at 100 kilo- side of the road from Kitimat to metres per hour,

Crash draws driving charge

A 20-YEAR-OLD Terrace man is charged with driving too fast for road conditions after losing control of his vehicle on Queens- way near Mark Ave.

RCMP said it was raining heavily when John Marke fost cofftrol of his Ford Bronco on a curve and struck a northbound vehicle driven by 44-year-old Douglas Carson, also of Terrace.

The Bronco roiled into the ditch.

Both drivers were taken to hospital wilh undetermined injuries.

Man charged in stabbing

A FIGHT which ended in a knife attack resulted in a 26-ycar-old Terrace man appearing in court last week,

RCMP were called to an apartment on Little Ave. at 11:30 p.m. Sept. 20 after two residents of the complex got involved in a fight which saw one stab the other once in the leg and once in the neck.

The victim was taken to Mills Memorial Hospital and released after treatment.

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