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2 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, April 4, 2000 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Court testimony means another delay for report And the lucky winner is... ' 5 al ati Glenn and Kelly Evans, owners of Port Perry Auto Glass, are $10,000 richer after their name came up when the Scugog Chamber of - Commerce drew the winners of their first annual raffle on March 31. The draw, which was held to Find yourself this CHRIS HALL/PORT PERRY STAR raise funds for Chamber events such as Festival Days, Canada Day and the Santa Claus Parade, awarded a grand prize of $10,000 and 25 other prizes of $100. Here, Chamber treasurer Steve Gray presents the winners' cheque. WER Lg! Yor the air lo] EU "SPRING with a free map and road atlas GET BACK ON THE RIGHT PATH WITH THE SPRING MAINTENANGE PACKAGE olube, oil and filter oRotate tires + olnspoct brakes gidohpioiimiangs The investigation into the December 20, 1999 police shooting of a man near Beaverton has been delayed again, this time because of a statement of guilt made by the wound- ed suspect. Gail Scala, spokesper- son . for the Special Investigations Unit (SIU), said that the nearly com- pleted report will be held up while lead investigator Rob Hughes and his staff review court transcripts in which Warren Mclvor, 45, of Cobourg admitted to using cocaine on the night that he led police on a high-speed chase from Scugog Island to the inter- section of Hwy 12 and 48. A statement read in court last week said that once police had disabled and stopped Mr. Mclvor's car, the suspect continued to ignore warnings to stop, trying to move his vehicle. He also failed to show his hands when ordered by police, according to the statement, agreed to by the defence and the pros- ecution. The confrontation cul- minated in a veteran Durham Regional Police officer firing his gun, and hitting Mr. Mclvor three times. Ms. Scala said that the statement of facts - read into the court record as Mr. Mclvor plead guilty to three offenses in relation to the chase - will be reviewed against informa- tion already collected. "They (the investiga- tors) will be reviewing the information that came forth in court regarding the agreed upon state- ment of facts," Ms. Scala said Monday. The investigation has been ongoing for five months; Ms. Scala said she could not give a time frame for its completion. Ms. Scala said that one of the reasons for the delay on the SIU report to date has been a lengthy wait for OPP accident reconstruction reports, which only arrived in SIU hands two weeks ago. In pleading guilty to dangerous driving, failing to comply with bail and failing to stop for police, Mr. Mclvor agreed with the crown"s version of events, and was sentenced to five more months in custody on top of the five months he has spent pretrial. i Your chance to win d SUNDERLAND CO-OF, Inc. ° HWY. 7 A 12, P.O. BOX 280, SUNDERLAND, ONT. LOC 1HO + PHONE (705) 357-3491 « FAX (705) 357-2764 RR #1 OAXWOOD, ONT. KOM 2M0 « PHONE (705) 953-9660 + » FAX (705) 953-9107 SUNDERLAND CO-OP "UNLOCK THE POWER" 50th ANNIVERSARY GIVE AWAY PAN PE BI DANAE I] 6 8 & WAAL AAY TRAC TOR "ALSO" DIAL-A-DISCOUNT SAVE UP TO 25% ON STORE PURCHASES Saturday, April 8th At the Sunderland Co-op * Registration 10 am to 12 pm e Draw to be made at 1 pm. o You must be a Member to enter o You must be in attendance to win JOIN US IN CELEBRATING OUR 50TH YEAR!