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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Aug 08, 1995

Page

2

Chetwynd Police Charge Two For Narcotics Possession

Two Chetwynd men were charged with possession of a narcotic after RCMP stopped their vehicle and found marijuana and drug paraphernalia. They are to appear in Chetwynd Provincial Court on August 31. Also over the weekend, rocks were thrown from the roof of Peoples Drug Store damaging the awning. A 31 year old man faces impaired driving charges after a stop near High Country Motor Inn. breath samples read 180 and 200 mg per 100 ml, more than twice the legal limit, with a court date set for September 21, 1995. Police urge anyone with information to contact the RCMP at 788-9221.

Chetwynd Chetwynd Rcmp

First wildlife fine seizures set precedent in BC

Conservation officers win court approval to seize vehicles of Kevin Flaherty and Curtis McTavish for unpaid Wildlife Act fines. McTavish’s truck was seized and later returned after payment. Flaherty’s Nissan may be auctioned if fines and fees totaling 2877.77 remain unpaid. Crown and officers aim to pressure timely payment and accountability.

BC Environment Conservation Dawson Creek Kevin Flaherty Groundbirch Curtis McTavish Crown Counsel Supreme Court Flaherty Nissan Conservation Officer Service

Road Sense: BC's Summer Counter Attack on Drunk Driving

Ken Hardie notes BC's Summer Heat Counter Attack with ICBC funding to police road checks and BAT mobiles across the Lower Mainland and southern Vancouver Island to deter drinking drivers. RCMP ramp up enforcement in August and September as summer crashes rise, aiming to mirror December’s success and keep communities safe.

ICBC Lower Mainland Vancouver Island RCMP

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