Bail for Irishman wanted by US authorities
Irishman Joseph O’Connor, who is wanted by the Southern Californian authorities for allegedly polluting San Diego harbour, was this morning granted bail.
Magistrate Joseph Apap Bologna took into consideration that Mr O'Connor was considering surrendering himself to the US authorities and that proceedings were at an advanced stage.
He was granted bail against a deposit of 20,000 euros and a personal guarantee of 30,000 euros.
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Joseph cachia
Sep 5th 2009, 14:43
@ BILL MILLAM
Please don't interfere with MALTESE AFFAIRS.
Should he wish to go round the world he is free to go. No one is holding him up.
He operate a BUSINESS in MALTA not frivolous crimes. It's your country that pollute the world.
Bill Millam
Sep 4th 2009, 20:20
Let's just hope he doesn't "BAIL" out on you guys like he did here! Then so much for his business and the families that depend on this WANTED FUGITIVE! http://www.epa.gov/fugitives/#content www.epa.gov/fugitives/posters/oconnor-08-wanted-poster.pdf Bill Millam Los Angeles
joseph cachia
Sep 4th 2009, 19:15
At last JUSTIICE took it's course. Done and Dusted.
This person should never spend a minute i custody. Being absent from his business many
MALTESE families suffered loss of income and business .
Will Southern Califoria Authorities and the AD in Malta contribute towards our loss of wages
and business comittments.