Three men get suspended sentence for stealing mobile phones
Three men were this morning jailed for 18 months suspended for three years after pleading guilty to stealing three mobile phones and €5.50 from two people on a beach in Birzebbuga.
Stephen Stellini, 29, his brother Marco, 26 and Melvin Montesin, 20 were ordered to pay the victims €500 for the mobile phones.
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J Oatmon
Jul 3rd 2010, 08:19
Although no one is perfect and we all do bad things at times, I wonder if moral values are taught as part of the school curiculm here in Malta. If they are not ,then they are just as important as any other subject, in guiding children as they become adults. Doing the right thing, and behaving with integrity, is a major part of a successful productive life, which benefits those around you also.
Joseph Micallef
Jul 3rd 2010, 09:39
I suppose during their religion lessons students are given such moral values - I mean they are quite universal. But sometimes the role of the teacher becomes that of either baby-sitter or of policing - as some classes are next to impossible to teach!