A report in yesterday's Royal Gazette said that an award winning film was made by the Bermuda Biological Station for Research in coordination with Cable and Wireless. The film was in fact made by Media Arts.

A bike rider led Police on a wild chase through Paget, driving on the wrong side of the road -- then blamed the previous Government for his antics.

Danyon Looby, 23, was followed by Traffic Police along Valley Road, Harbour Road, Middle Road and then Manse Road.

He fell off his bike then ran away from Police, only to be caught moments later.

And as soon as he was arrested, Looby told officers: "The UBP made me do it!'' Tuesday afternoon's traffic court session heard Looby, from Banana Lane, Warwick, tried to give Police the slip on October 25 last year.

Senior Magistrate Will Francis threatened him with imprisonment but imposed $1,000 worth of fines.

Looby was also banned from driving any vehicle for two years and given a three-month jail term, suspended for two years.

PITBULL PUPPY STOLEN CRM Pitbull puppy stolen Police are investigating a spate of burglaries in which everything from a puppy to a water heater were stolen.

Thieves stole a young pitbull dog from the Government kennel on Monday.

The five-month old puppy is described as chocolate coloured, with a white stripe on his head and a white crest on his chest.

In a separate incident, an alarm at Riddell's Bay gas station on Middle Road went off at about 4 a.m. on Wednesday.

But by the time Police officers arrived at the scene of the crime the thief had made off.

It appeared the culprit smashed a glass door and snatched 11 cartons of cigarettes.

And Police also revealed yesterday that thieves broke into St. Paul's Rectory in Paget and took a VCR over the weekend.

The spokesman said Police were also investigating the theft of a water heater on Tuesday morning from a Mission Lane, Pembroke yard.

Police yesterday appealed to anyone who witnessed or had information on these incidents to telephone 295-0011 or the Crimestoppers hotline at 1-800-623-8477.

TEENS STILL MISSING POL Teens still missing Two teenage girls who ran away from their Government home on Monday night are still missing, Police said yesterday.

And they warned friends of the girls that it was an offence to harbour a juvenile under the Protection of Children's Act.

Anyone who has seen Shreka Trott, 15, and Serena Brangman, 16, since they disappeared from Brangman Home on Middle Road, Smith's Parish, should contact P.c. Ebbin at Community & Juvenile Services on 295 0011.

Trott is described as brown-skinned, approximately five feet seven inches tall and weighs around 175 pounds. She was wearing blue jeans and a navy jacket.

Brangman was wearing blue jeans with a green sweater and is a white female with blue eyes, about five feet six inches tall and weighing in at 115 lbs.

FILM WINS AWARD AWD MPC Film wins award A film on Bermuda's coral reefs has picked up the top award at an international film festival.

"Oceans of Earth and Beyond'', a film made by the Jason Project, won Gold in the Education/Information and Entertainment category at the prestigious New York Film Festival Awards at the end of last month.

The film, made by the Bermuda Biological Station for Research in coordination with Cable & Wireless, featured research scientists and local schoolchildren diving off the Bermudian coast.

LAWYERS PLAN BUILDING PLN LEG Lawyers plan building One of the Island's biggest law firms could soon be moving to a brand new office complex in the centre of Hamilton.

For Conyers, Dill and Pearman, which already has offices in Clarendon House, Church Street, has just submitted an application to build a seven storey office block on Par-la-Ville Road.

If the project gets the go ahead the new block will be built on the current World Distributors garage site.