Msida man charged with involuntary homicide of drug victim
A 30-year-old man from Msida this afternoon pleaded not guilty to the involuntary homicide of 22-year-old Fabio Maugeri, who was found dead at his home in Toni Bajada Street, St Paul’s Bay, on January 20.
Kevin Borg was also charged with trafficking in heroin and cocaine, being in possession of heroin, ecstasy (MCCP) and ecstasy (MDMA) in circumstances which denoted it was not for his exclusive use. He was also accused of being in possession of cocaine and cannabis and relapsing.
Magistrate Gabriella Vella remanded him in custody.
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Jesmond Micallef
Jan 28th 2010, 17:35
This Kevin Borg seemed to allegedly have quite a variety of drugs for sale to his vitims. !!!
How do you feel Kevin Borg now that a young 22 year old Fabio Maugeri is not living anymore becuase of drug overdose allegedly supplied by you ?? I hope you feel deep remorse to say the least.
Some people are maybe week and need help, it is the public that needs to show love and support to others. When tragedy strikes, its too late then, people and their family relations gert hurt. A hurt that might last a lifetime.
Relapsers are those who dealt with this drugs bussines previously, right. Meaning that they did not learn the first time. Return to this bussines and what happens.............................
I hope that considering the circumstances of this case, if this man is found guilty, he will spend a long time in jail.
My congratulations to the Malta Police for solving this case in a quick manner. The Public at large depend upon your professionalism, don't ever forget that. Times have moved on, laws have changed, but you do a good job. Well done once again.