Rex v. Marino and Yip - Drug Dealing in Fulton Rooms

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Rex v. Marino and Yip - Drug Dealing in Fulton Rooms

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Title Proper F0 GR0419 BOX 365 FILE 120A
Date(s) of material from this resource digitized 1930
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Case on Appeal in the Supreme Court of Canada on appeal from the Court of Appeal for British Columbia, Rex v. Marino and Yip. Marino and Yipp are charged with drug distribution of cocaine and morphine. Bust happened in the Fulton Rooms (137 Hastings St., Vancouver) owned by S. Shimizu (see licence list). [Appears as though owner of the Fulton Rooms at time of the bust is the accused Yipp, but maybe this leads to Shimizu’s ownership?] Yipp was sentenced to 5 years in jail.
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Rex v. Marino and Yip - Drug Dealing in Fulton Rooms
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