HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1992-12-23, Page 38Page 38. the citizen, Wednesday, December 23,1992.
Judge fines vandals $200
Eve Dance
Dan Blake, RR2, Brussels pled
guilty to assaulting James Van
Sickle on Sept. 22. Crown Attor
ney T. MacDonald told the court
there had been an argument
Duty Counsel explained that the
dispute was over a girl, adding that
while Mr. Blake admits to the
charge, he has made complete resti
tution in the amount of $30 for the
Finding a way to keep busy while
waiting for a friend, resulted in a
day in court and a $200 fine for two
area men.
Judge R. G.E. Hunter was told by
the attorney for the crown in Wing
ham's provincial court on Wednes
day, Dec. 16, that Andrew
Campbell, 20, of RR1, Belgrave
Brussels man admits guilt
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and David Johnston, 19, RR2,
Bluevale had been drinking with a
friend at the Golden Pheasant
Sports Bar outside of Wingham on
the evening of Sept. 26. After leav
ing the bar, they were unable to
unlock the car and the driver left to
get help. While he was gone, the
crown said, Mr. Campbell and Mr.
Johnston proceeded to vandalize
the Royal Home display near the
bar.
A total of $340 damage was done
to three different display homes.
Both men have made restitution
in full, Judge Hunter was told.
In addition to the fine, both men
were placed on 12 months proba
tion.
Judge R.G.E. Hunter granted a
conditional discharge to an 18-
year-old Brussels man, who
appeared before him in Wingham's
provincial court on Wednesday,
Dec. 16 on a charge of assault.
between the two men. Mr. Blake,
he said, chased the victim, grabbed
him by the shirt and pulled him
down. There was damage to Mr.
Van Sickle's glasses and a chain he
was wearing.
glasses and $12 for the chain. He
has also written a letter of apology.
Judge Hunter placed Mr. Blake
under 12 months probation at the
end of which, he will be granted an
absolute discharge, provided the
terms of probation are met.
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