Langley Advance May 13 2014

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Emergency response

Driver survives train collision

A woman was the lone occupant of a vehicle that was hit by a train at a level crossing in Milner.

Investigators worked in heavy rain on the evening of May 8 after a vehicle and train collided on Smith Road where it meets Glover Road in Milner.

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A woman was airlifted to hospital, but is now expected to live, after a collision between a passenger vehicle and a train at the crossing of Glover Road and Smith Road. “Witnesses to the collision View advise the eastvideo & bound vehicle photos did not stop at with the stop sign at the Railway Crossing and was struck by or online the northbound train,” said Langley RCMP Cpl. Holly Marks. Staff on the train later told police the woman apparently froze on the tracks before the collision. The train hit the front of the woman’s car. The police were called just after 5 p.m. to the collision involving the vehicle which had a lone occupant. The vehicle came to rest in the ditch beside the rail tracks. While traffic was able to use Glover Road, the crossings at Crush Crescent, 216th Street and

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Smith Road were blocked off by the train until after 6 p.m. The crossings at Crush and 216th are open but Smith Road was closed for a time during the investigation.

The victim was apparently able to talk at least somewhat after the crash, said Marks. Now that the injured woman has been taken for care, the investigators have started assess-

ing the scene. The RCMP would like to hear from anyone who may have witnessed the incident. Witnesses are asked to call the detachment at 604-532-3200.

Crime

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Remaining swiped items waiting to be claimed A vast trove of stolen items was found by Langley RCMP, and they need to find the owners. by Matthew Claxton mclaxton@langleyadvance.com

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Langley Mounties raided a Surrey home looking for stolen goods, and needed a three-tonne truck to make a dent in the hoard. On March 16, officers from the Street Enforcement Unit swooped down on a property in the 5500 block of 129th Street. The only occupant of the property, a woman

identified as a prolific property crime offender, was arrested on outstanding warrants, said said Cpl. Holly Marks, a spokesperson for the Langley RCMP. The 30-year-old woman is facing charges. It took a whole day to fill a rented cargo truck and two other vehicles with the goods they found. A 2002 Porche Boxter, stolen during a break and enter on Valentine’s Day in Surrey, was also recovered. The 160 pieces of stolen property are believed to be linked to burglaries between November last year and this March. The burglaries took

place across both Surrey and Langley. Among the items found were “virtually the complete contents of a home,” Marks said. The majority of the goods, including the Porche, have already been returned to their rightful owners, said Marks. The rest of the items are now being displayed online, as officers hope to find the original owners. The hoard of stolen

Snowboards and artwork were among the goods RCMP found at a Surrey home on March 16. The majority of the items have been returned to their rightful owners. goods is so huge, officers have posted photos in multiple categories. Remaining to be returned are everything from snowboards and skis to fur coats, from watches and jewelry to ornate tables and artworks. If you see something that belongs

to you, police are asking that you call the Street Enforcement Unit’s property line at 604-532-3398. Leave your name and number and an officer will be in touch. The website can be seen here: http://tinyurl.com/ n5ekeqs.


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